Sparrow Womack Contributing Writer “If you dare to dream, things will happen,” said Choirmaster Geoffrey Ward, when asked about the surprise donation of $4 million
Category: Features
Of Ropes and Rhythms: Understanding Sewanee’s Bells
Daphne Nwobike Staff Writer Do you remember the first time you heard the resounding chime of Sewanee’s bells? Maybe you felt elated and intrigued by
The Latinx Studies Major: A Love Letter to Sewanee
Eva Monahan Features Editor Before my interview with Stefen Rincon, a sophomore who created his own Latinx Studies major this fall, I expected his story
Professor Spotlight: Christopher F. Silver
Maddie Loud Junior Editor At this time last year, I was almost ready to commit to the University of the South, the school that numerous
Fried Rice in the Dorm: A Quick and Cheap Meal
Keegan Congleton Contributing Writer Almost everybody has enjoyed fried rice at least once. Whether in a restaurant or at home, this simple dish has been
Professor Spotlight: Maria Falikman
Daphne Nwobike Staff writer When you’ve just immigrated to the United States a few months ago, teaching is even more nerve-wracking. Originally from Moscow, Dr. Maria
The Kappa Sigma Saga, Part Three: Loose Ends and Further Reflections
Mitch Shakespeare Opinions Editor When I first began working on the Kappa Sigma Saga earlier this semester, I naively believed that I would be able
Honoring Sewanee’s women professors, beginning with Julie Berebitsky
Caroline Winslow Junior Editor Sewanee has honored a trailblazing icon, Professor Julie Berebitsky, with a portrait and an ongoing women’s portrait fund. Julie Berebitsky’s arrival to
Babson Center Speaker: John Cook
Daphne Nwobike Staff Writer In recent years, “sustainability” has been a buzzword in various sectors of society, including government, academia, and pop culture. Even more profound
It’s all about hydration: Elizabeth Fisher shifts from study of water to global economics
Daphne Nwobike Staff writer For most people, deciding to take on a double major or minor requires a lot of consideration, but Elizabeth Fisher (C’25), from