by Katie Kenerly On Sept. 28-29, ten teams, including a team of Intercollegiate Horse Show Association alumni, competed in the first IHSA show of the
Category: Sports
The Course at Sewanee makes a triumphant return
by Kevin Farmer After years of planning and reconstruction, Sewanee’s own golf course, aptly named “The Course at Sewanee,” is once again open for business,
Far away game, close score
by Caitlin Finneran McCarthy The Sewanee Tigers traveled 2,500 miles last weekend to Salem, Oregon to play the Willamette Bearcats and, unfortunately, did not return
Stationhairy: One man’s struggle at Fowler
by Conner Anderson With the fall season looming on the horizon, necessitating innumerable shirtless excursions, I decided to make a trip to Fowler, Sewanee’s sanctuary
More than Meats the Eye: the Rick Nassieur Story
by Conner Anderson Every now and then, a momentous figure sets his (or her, maybe) foot down on the University of the South’s historic campus.
A turf act to follow
By Jack Russell The football field has new turf. People walk and play on it. They added it this summer. Everyone is excited. Many people
Sewanee Volleyball sweep: Six consecutive victories show a strong start to the season
By Rebecca Hannigan As the academic life in Sewanee settles into new classes and schedules, fall sports are also returning. Volleyball is among those sports,
A look to the future
by Conner Anderson As exams begin to take their toll and students begin to yearn for some summer relaxation, it’s important to remember the value
Lucky Lynx end Tiger’s streak
by Caitlin McCarthy Following an impressive eight game winning streak by the Sewanee Men’s Basketball Team, the Tigers faced a difficult loss to our rivals,
Speak softly and carry a lax stick
by J.D. Crabtree Staff Writer Whether or not you know what ‘ripping top cheddar’ is or who a ‘stick wizard’ might be is irrelevant when