Photo by Maren Johnson By Maren Johnson Staff Writer Pilgrimage is something that many Sewanee students are familiar with, from the Camino de Santiago to
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Tales from Eastern Europe
By Bess Pearson Staff Writer The language lab is buzzing with conversation. Students chatter amongst themselves: “How was your day?” “I’m so excited to hear
Sewanee Symphony Orchestra presents 2015/16 performance season
Photo courtesy of Troy Johnson The Sewanee Symphony Orchestra announces its 20152016 season, the third under Maestro César Leal. This year kicks off with a
Sewanee celebrates Moon Festival
Photo by Thuy Hang Tran By Thuy Hang Tran Staff Writer On the evening of September 24, the Quad was lit up with bright fluorescent
Editor Abroad
By Page Forrest Managing Editor Page Forrest (C’17) is a junior at Sewanee, studying abroad in Edinburgh, Scotland this semester. She serves as Managing Editor
A show for people who watch too much TV
By Henry Thornton Junior Editor Most of the appeal of TV is based on consistency and comfort. At the end of the episode, the family
Brews with Bros: Working to make Sewanee right
By Virginia Boyd Staff Writer The Women’s Center hosted “Brews with Bros” on Thursday, October 1, for the third consecutive year at the Wick. Maddie
“As free as my hair”
Photo courtesy of Sewanee Women’s Center Facebook By Frances Marion Givhan Junior Editor The Women’s Center’s “As Free As My Hair” event brought such a
Green house welcomes Sewanee students
By Kipling Klimas Staff Writer Pleasant chatter wafted out of the open shutters of the Green House and into the cool summer night. Walking in
Staff profile: Barbara Banks
Photo courtesy of upload.wikimedia.org By Keenan Lo Executive staff Dean Hagi Brad-ley once remarked that “Once Barbara Banks retires, Sewanee’s going to have to hire