Brendan Downes News Editor A large amount of snow storms hit the country over the last two weeks, causing shutdowns, power outages, and dangerous circumstances
Category: Features
Spring Semester Greetings: An Interview with Vice-Chancellor Pearigen
Camille Pfister, Editor-in-Chief Lizzy Donker, Executive Editor It’s been a snowy, hectic, start to the semester here on the Mountain, but Vice-Chancellor Rob Pearigen (C
Sewanee Night Owls: Is AI Making Your Degree Useless?
Kylee Sanders Junior Editor On certain late nights, a group of people known as the Sewanee Night Owls will meet at the McGriff Alumni House
Passion Unveiled: Elizabeth Stringer’s Career Journey
Daphne Nwobike Staff Writer What does it mean to pursue your passions? Elizabeth Ann Stringer (C ’03) is the perfect model of using passion to
Major Spotlight: Ella Madej
Ansley Stibbs Contributing Writer Ella Madej, a Sewanee freshman, is planning on double majoring in Russian and politics. Though technically undeclared, she said that she
Our Fifth Roommate, Ratatouille: My Experience with Pests in Crady
Claire Fortney Contributing Writer When my suitemates and I decided to live in McCrady Hall for our sophomore year, we were fully aware of the
Ninth Annual International Karaoke Night
Chloe Wright Staff Writer Thanks to Sewanee’s stellar foreign language departments, international karaoke is back for the ninth year in a row! As a freshman,
Immersive History: FYP Class Site-Specific Theater
Camille Pfister Executive Editor Finding Your Place (FYP) is an optional program a couple of weeks before orientation for first-year students that provides a place
Jamie Greenawalt’s Lessons in Leadership and Impact
Daphne Nwobike Staff Writer It is impossible not to notice Jamie Greenawalt’s bright eyes and warm smile when meeting her for the first time. A
The Wick’s Annual Slut Strut
Peyton Hassinger Features Editor As Taylor Swift sings in “Slut,” one of the new additions to her album 1989 (Taylor’s Version), “Being this young is