Category: Features

By Briana Wheeler Contributing Writer Fledgling rays of light filter through one of McClurg’s much-coveted bow windows and alight on Ellie Clark (C’18). Having recently

By Sydney Leibfritz Staff Writer Whether partaking in dragon mask painting, zodiac sign readings, coloring pages, or simply the buffet, Sewanee’s Lunar New Year celebration offered

  By Alexa Fults Staff Writer  Summer Menefee (C’19), a politics and Russian double-major at Sewanee, is currently working and waltzing her way into D.C.

  By Jasmine Huang Junior Editor After walking through doors propped wide open in welcome and inspecting the variety of Mountain Goat Market sandwiches, students waited

  By Helena Kilburn Staff Writer   Students believe the Sewanee community is more environmentally minded than many other colleges, and while the truth to

  By Luke Gair Executive Staff   When asked where she saw herself 15 years from now, Dr. Julie Garai promptly responded, “I see myself

  By Katherine LeClair Staff Writer   For Marion Givhan (C’18), theatre is not solely about being in the spotlight. Performing is an integral part of

Ivana Porashka Staff Writer The Bairnwick Women’s Center recently welcomed two-time international Grand Slam Poetry Festival champion Kai Davis.The Pinnacle Luncheon was followed by a

Briana Wheeler Contributing Writer This summer, while some Sewanee students toil away on research projects or earn valuable experience from hard-earned internships, Erin Dockery (C’20)

  Sophia Henderson Staff Writer   On the first night of February, an enthusiastic group of students gathered at the Writing House for the “Burn