By Shari Balouchi and Taylor Morris 2013 promises to be an enthralling year for astronomy. This semester, the phases of the moon will fall
Category: Features
Sewanee students hit the slopes
By Jane Bartlett Pappas This reporter had the pleasure of talking to Nancy Lilly (C’15), one of the group leaders on the SOP ski trip
Early childhood education expert speaks about rural challenges
Dr. Walter Gilliam, director of the Edward Zigler Center in Child Development and Social Policy at the Yale Child Study Center, gave a public presentation
Archive dive: The Frog Song
By Mary Morrison Last semester, the wonderful Sarah Cumming (C’13) delighted us with a look in to The Sewanee Purple’s past. This semester, I wish
Authentic Singaporean cuisine found at Crossroads Café
By Pagie Wilson Staff Writer In Singapore, eating is a family event and recipes are handed down and taught in the family during festivals and
Vanderbilt graduate student discusses campus rape
By John Bogdal On Feb. 5, Sewanee was visited by Farhana Loonat, a graduate student from Vanderbilt University who is currently in the process
Sewanee Review announces Aiken Taylor Awards
By Catherine Clifton The most significant prize administered by the Sewanee Review is the Aiken Taylor Award in Modern American Poetry. Established as an