Grace Reichenau Staff Writer Since the success of The Hunger Games, several books and films have been created to take advantage of the vastly profitable
Category: Arts and Entertainment
Kisses, Croissants, and Crimes Against the Arts: A Meditation on Emily in Paris
Chloe Wright Junior Editor I would like to have a chat with Sex and the City creator Darren Star. We could go to the City
The Great Comet: The TWC takes on its biggest show yet
Camille Pfister Editor in Chief The voices quiet down as the lights dim. Fabric drapes over the ceiling and strings of broken mirrors hang down.
Stranger than Fiction: Toby Sells’ Reading and Book Signing
Meredith Williams Arts & Entertainment Editor Fans of spooky stories and folk tales congregated at The Jessie Ball duPont library on Oct. 10 during a
MAJESTIC ROB: Sewanee Alum Returns for Book Reading and to Connect with Queer Students
Camille Pfister Editor in Chief On October 17, Sewanee alumnus and published author Robert Kuehnle (C’ 68) will be returning to the Mountain to speak
Dayswork: A Review
Chase Raynor Contributing Writer “All visible objects are but pasteboard masks.” – Captain Ahab What were you doing during the pandemic? Studying, working remotely? During
Emotional Labor: Heartstopper Season Three
Camille Pfister Editor in Chief Major spoilers for Season 3 of Heartstopper TW: Discussions of ED and OCD Fall is slowly approaching and sometimes all
Artist of the Week: Natalie Turnage (C’ 27)
Meredith Williams Arts and Entertainment Editor As the curtains rise on Sewanee’s upcoming musical, Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812, all eyes will
Living While Dying: Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (2024)
Tom Walker Junior editor Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is a dark, funny, and introspective sequel to Beetlejuice that focuses on themes that are simultaneously modern and timeless.
What is Sewanee’s Recording Studio?
Grace Reichenau Contributing Writer On the second floor of Guerry Hall (203B) lies The Shiverick Recording Studio, a free and fascinating resource available to all