Photos by Matt Hembree (C’20) Frances Marion Givhan Executive Staff The Good Doctor concluded a sold-out six-show run on Saturday, November 5. The comedic play
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Jazz Ensemble plays Halloween concert in St. Luke’s Chapel
Photo by Matt Hembree (C’20) Alena Churikova Contributing Writer On Thursday, October 28, the members of the Sewanee Jazz Ensemble presented their first semester concert
Women’s Center Date Night showcases student art
By Vanessa Moss Executive Staff This year the Wick chose the theme “Illuminating Experiences and Igniting Change.” On October 6, they opened the first gallery
Metropolitan assistant curator James Doyle speaks on Mexican art
By Maren Johnson Staff Writer In Kappa Sigma’s former house, treasures wait to be uncovered. Now inhabited by the University Archives and Special Collections, the
Sewanee A capella charms Family Weekend visitors
Photos by Matt Hembree (C’20) By Abby Garmon Staff Writer People always have fun on Family Weekend, but students experience trouble finding things to do
Double bass virtuoso Edgar Meyer plays at Sewanee
Photo courtesy of IMG Artists By Lawrence Rogers Staff Writer As a part of the University’s 2016-2017 Performing Arts Series, Edgar Meyer, one of the
Bringing comedy to life: Beyond The Good Doctor
By Frances Marion Givhan Executive Staff Beginning October 28 at 7:30 p.m. in the Tennessee Williams Center, the Sewanee Theatre Department offers the opportunity to
Act of Congress rocks Angelfest
Photo by Kimberly Williams (C’17) By Suzanne Herrin Staff Writer Act of Congress, a Birmingham-based band, shook up Angel Park with their acoustic “newgrass” at
Local Sewanee painter enthralls and inspires in Stirling’s art show
By Frances Marion Givhan Executive Staff Walking around the main room of Stirling’s Coffee House, people awed at work by local artist Karen Tharp. The
Stirling’s hosts first open mic night of the year
Photo by Lucy Wimmer (C’20) By Anna Mann Staff Writer Fairy lights lined the friendly yellow walls, guitar cases stretched up their long necks from