Category: Arts and Entertainment

Ralston Library. Photo by Matt Hembree (C’20). By Wesley Bailey Contributing Writer On the second floor of duPont Library, hidden away from the shelves of

By Lillian Eells Contributing Writer The University recently hosted the organist of the famed Notre-Dame de Paris, Olivier Latry. With the support of the Kenneth

By Nathaniel Klein Contributing Writer Across the room, a snake lays sprawled across a sepia-stained poster, its insides splayed bare in a cross-section examining its

By Mikayla Cooper Contributing Writer Amy Irving’s rendition of “Why Don’t You Do Right” plays over WUTS 91.3 FM, “The Voice of Sewanee,” as the

By Katherine LeClair Staff Writer Dancer and choreographer Annie Corley (C’20) first graced Sewanee’s stage at age four at the Sewanee Dance Conservatory. Her mother,

By Fleming Smith Editor-in-Chief On December 8, 1981, an explosion in the No. 21 Mine in Whitwell, Tennessee killed 13 men from Grundy and Marion

Two of the objects that participate in this artistic community project. Photo by Luke Williamson (C’21). By Mandy Moe Pwint Tu Executive Staff Zach Zimmerman

Sydney Leibfritz Staff Writer Huddled on the couches and the floor of the Fine Arts house, students gathered on the evening of October 12 to

By Tristan Benedict Contributing Writer The Music House recently hosted an open mic night, an opportunity for students to perform in an inviting space for