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Grace Reichenau, Staff Writer Musicals have long been a celebrated art form, combining traditional theater with various genres of music such as jazz, hip-hop, and
Chloe Wright, Executive Editor As the whimsical fantasy music played on the speaker, my friends and I scrambled around the dark studio theatre in the
Sophia Mertson, Staff Writer “Michael Henderson borrowed the .38 snub-nose revolver from his younger brother. He tucked it into a pouch cinched around his waist,
Ansley Tillman, Arts and Entertainment Editor An electric guitar whines as young teens face deities and demons from Ancient Greece in The Lightning Thief: The
Matthew Cowin, Staff Writer Dr. E.E. Hussey is a visiting assistant professor of creative writing, specializing in fiction, in the English and Creative Writing Department
Daphne Nwobike, Staff Writer On Jan. 30, the Babson Center invited Cameron Tyer (C ‘93, P ‘25) to serve as the Graham Executive-in-Residence. As the
Tom Walker, Junior Editor Renovations and grand openings have hit Sewanee’s downtown drinking scene. With Blue Chair Tavern remodeled and Shenanigan’s speakeasy Oddfellows finally open,
Bivor Hada, Staff Writer The Organization for Cross-Cultural Understanding (OCCU) at Sewanee has announced its new executive board for the 2025-2026 academic year, marking an
Meran Paul, Features Editor Obscenities used. For the many students out and about on Wednesday to Saturday nights at fraternity or sorority parties, they often
Elizabeth McMahon, Staff Writer Since 2007, The University of the South has been an advocate for sustainability. They continue that legacy with their new addition,