Camilla Camilla Hipp Staff Writer Later this month, we have a full moon on the 24th in Virgo. This generally means a time of work
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Study Habits: Best Places to Study on Campus
Greta Lane Contributing Writer Studying is a central part of life as a college student, whether it is writing an essay, reading chapters of a
How to Feel about Biehl: Opinions on the New Commons and Its Menu
Chloe Wright Junior Editor When I left my hometown for Sewanee, it wasn’t leaving the comfort of my home and starting a new life that
University Health Services: A Necessary Resource as Carelessness Causes Illness to Spread
Jacob Franklin Opinions Editor Upon return to in-person classes after the intense snowstorm, University Health Services, our on-campus nurse practitioners’ office, has been working non-stop
The Lightning Thief: A Review of the New Percy Jackson TV Show
Camille Pfister Editor-in-chief On December 19, 2023, I was sitting on my couch, scrolling on Instagram as one does. This is when I saw many
“Is This The Real Life? Is This Just Fantasy?”: Queen Rock Montreal in IMAX
Ella Mitchell Photography Editor For two weekends in January, and with the help of modern movie theater technology, the world-famous rock band Queen partnered up
Sticks Magazine: Documenting the Now
Meredith Williams Arts & Entertainment Editor In an era dominated by digital media, the resurgence of handmade journals and magazines among students is a testament
The Report a Barrier Initiative: Sewanee’s Progression with ADA
Alec Massey Features Editor The Report a Barrier Initiative works to make campus more accessible. Anyone can report a barrier by sending their concern
Professor Spotlight: Unraveling Philosophy with Dr. Mark Hopwood
Kylee Sanders Junior Editor Philosophy is a vast subject that means something different to everyone because it is hard to narrow it down to just
An Interview with Bryan Viewpoints Speaker, Simba Chakanyuka, C’18
Daphne Nwobike Staff Writer On Thursday, February 8, the Babson Center of Global Commerce invited Simba Chakanyuka (C ‘18), the Bryan Viewpoints Speaker for the