Student Organ of the University of the South
by Chris Murphree Staff Writer As part of the Women’s and Gender Studies (WGS) Colloquium, filmmaker and producer Robbie Fisher (C’86) screened her 2014 short
by Marion Givhan Staff Writer Monday night brought an unusually large crowd of people to the Sewanee Union Theatre. On the way in, a woman
by Kirk Murphy Featured Poet I’m a young boy living a grown man life, Coming from a place where you wouldn’t feel comfortable unless you
by Paul Naumann Staff Writer Cable is dead, cable is dead. We have killed it. With Breaking Bad finishing its run last year, there is
by Katie Kenerly Executive Staff This semester, Sewanee students are beginning to notice something new that is, unfortunately, cropping up in their email inboxes every
by Page Forrest Junior Editor I think that a potential life is a beautiful thing. I think potential life should be cherished and pre-served. But
by Lam Ho Executive Staff Last year, after leaving my bike outside of McClurg for an afternoon (locked, I would like to include), I was
by Rosalin W. Magicks Staff Writer For upperclassmen who didn’t join a sorority or fraternity during their embryonic year(s) at Sewanee, Upperclass Rush will
by Marion Givhan Staff Writer Students have complained about the lack of paper cups readily available in McClurg this year, referencing last year when people
by Martin Davis Staff Writer Saturday afternoon marked a memorable win for Sewanee’s football program. The Sewanee football team recovered from a 0-10 deficit in