Student Organ of the University of the South
By Lam Ho Executive Editor Photo courtesy of http://nyss.webfactional.com When Marie Ponsot titled her first two books, True Minds and Admit Impediment, she referred to
Chattanooga, TN: The Southern Lit Alliance will host the 2015 Celebration of Southern Literature in collaboration with the Fellowship of Southern Writers from April 16-18,
By Rachel Chu Staff Writer From April 13 through 16, members of the Sewanee community will be celebrating Breaking the Silence week, sponsored by the
By Page Forrest Managing Editor According to the website CollegeData, as of a report completed in 2014, 85% of Sewanee students are white. While disappointing,
By Henry Thornton Junior Editor Author’s Note: The panelists briefly introduced themselves in the beginning of the panel and had no placards. Attributing each quote
BrayBree Publishing will release a new book in April by Terry Barkley of Monteagle. Entitled The Gentle Scholar: The Forgotten Story of John Webb and
By Marion Givhan Junior Editor Photo by Kimberly Williams On the weekends, people seem to magically appear at the Pub after a night full of
By Grayson Ruhl Executive Staff On March 28, the Sewanee community had the privilege of hearing Stewart Copeland and his fellow band members and musical
By Tess Steele Staff Writer For the average Sewanee student, seldom a week will pass without the occasional Stirling’s visit. Most students already notice the
By Isaac Sligh Staff Writer Photo by Isaac Sligh On Friday, March 27, the Sewanee Symphony Orchestra presented “Listen,” a program dedicated entirely to the