by Justin Smith Staff Writer The Best: Budweiser’s “Puppy Love” was probably the most popular commercial of this year’s Super Bowl. It gathered a whopping
Category: Arts and Entertainment
Male a capella comes to campus
by Page Forrest Junior Editor What does Sewanee and every Ivy League school have in common as of this year? They now all have all-male
Mountain Goat hosts reading at Stirling’s
by Alec Hill Executive Staff The Mountain Goat – nominally Sewanee’s literary magazine but more accurately our outlet for student creativity in all printable forms
Enough Said: A review
by Sam Scott Staff Writer It’s a common complaint that Hollywood doesn’t make movies for adults anymore. Well, here one is – Enough Said, showing
Poet Marilyn Nelson reads and receives honorary degree at Sewanee
by Ansley McDurmon Staff Writer A poetry experience with Marilyn Nelson transcends printed word; her words ebb and flow in undulations not unlike the jazz
Familial inspired exhibit featured in University Art Gallery
by Abbey Good Staff Writer For most of the year, Guerry Hall is deserted, and that’s to be expected. With all of the orientation events
Dr. Francois Clemmons captivates audience in Martin Luther King Day performance
by John Black Staff Writer On Monday, January 20 the Vice-Chancellor’s Office sponsored Dr. Francois S. Clemmons’ performance of spiritual songs in Guerry Auditorium to
All hail Queen Bey
by Patricia Nkumane Staff Writer She has it all: killer dance moves, faithful followers across the globe, cash mula, a hubby in rap-daddy Jay-Z… the
Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker Dances its way into the hearts of Sewanee residents
by Emily Daniel There is no doubt about it: winter is upon us. As days grow shorter, temperatures plunge, and trees grow ever-barer, few can
The Bone Orchard reading benefits sewanee children
by Mary Morrison On November 21, The Sewanee Children’s Center hosted a benefit reading of The Bone Orchard, an original screenplay by Elyzabeth Gregory Wilder,