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by Tess Steele Staff Writer Sewanee is in a rather remote part of Tennessee. So it’s quite surprising to see advertisements that break the bubble.
by Anna Nayfa Staff Writer Photos by Gabby Valentine Theatre Sewanee presented its first production of the year, Side by Side by Sondheim: a collection
by David Provost Staff Writer On Wednesday, October 22, 2014, Sewanee’s Tennessee Williams Center was ecstatic to welcome acclaimed actress, Cherry Jones. Jones sat down
by Alysse Schultheis Executive Editor Lost in the sea of forgotten clubs, the Sewanee Pep Band finally emerged again in 2011 thanks to Adam McAnally
by Jack Russell Executive Staff Thursday, October 16, Guerry Auditorium fills with balding heads and tweed. Polite conversations are enjoyed; thick books with titles like
by Rachel Chu Staff Writer Flat Earth Unfolded, an art installation by Greg Pond, Jesse Thompson, and Archie Stapleton, is now on display at the
by Page Forrest Junior Editor I did not think Sewanee would celebrate Banned Book Week so literally. Of course, the University wasn’t entirely uncreative. They
Dear Chief Marie, On behalf of the entire Sewanee community, and in particular those men and women who have survived sexual assault, I would like
by Brandon Kemp Contributing Writer There is no act as evocative of the modern democratic process as voting. Unfortunately, as any student of U.S. history
by David Provost Staff Writer For over a century the University of the South has maintained a harmonious balance between students achieving academic success