Compiled by Mary Morrison Editor-in-Chief Last year, as part of my column “Archive Dive,” I republished an hour-by-hour recap of Spring Party 1996. To mydelight
Category: Features
Julia’s new menu features college-kid friendly choices
by Alec Hill Executive Staff With a revamped Sewanee Market and a newly reopened Shenanigans generating a lot of chatter around campus, it would seem
Alles ist gut at Frühlingsfest
By Sam Scott Staff Writer The German House kicked off spring party with a very German party that included German food, German beer, German music,
Breaking the Silence 2014
by Kathryn Willgus Staff Writer Breaking the Silence 2014 was a week of events hosted by The Gender and Sexual Diversity House, School of Theology,
Friday Angel Fest brings Sewanee together
by Lam Ho Executive Staff On Friday, April 4, University Avenue in downtown Sewanee was closed for a block party that was created to bring
Bonner feature: Gaby Spangenberg (C’14)
by Lam Ho Executive Staff During her sophomore year, Gaby Spangenberg (C’14) was offered an opportunity to be a component of a new program. The
Haiti spring break trip pulls teeth, plants coffee, takes names
by Alec Hill Executive Staff While many of their peers headed home or to the beach when school let out for spring break on Wednesday,
The Rebellious Life of Rosa Parks headlines women’s history lecture
by Chris Murphree Staff Writer Rosa Parks is often remembered as one of the defining individuals of the Civil Rights Movement. On a cold December
Globe Profile: Austin Swann
by In Soo Lee Staff Writer Austin Swann, Winchester native, worked at Pizza Hut for five years before coming to Sewanee to work at the
Asian cooking class at Crossroads
by Maren Johnson Contributing Writer With a basis in Singapore cuisine, Crossroads Café seeks to capture the essence of food native to the small city-state