Student Organ of the University of the South
by Ansley McDurmon Staff Writer A poetry experience with Marilyn Nelson transcends printed word; her words ebb and flow in undulations not unlike the jazz
by Abbey Good Staff Writer For most of the year, Guerry Hall is deserted, and that’s to be expected. With all of the orientation events
by John Black Staff Writer On Monday, January 20 the Vice-Chancellor’s Office sponsored Dr. Francois S. Clemmons’ performance of spiritual songs in Guerry Auditorium to
by Patricia Nkumane Staff Writer She has it all: killer dance moves, faithful followers across the globe, cash mula, a hubby in rap-daddy Jay-Z… the
by K. Crabtree Contributing Writer “Get to the back of the bus, Rosa Parks!” Laughter bounced around the white Bacchus van as the door was
by Andrew Keenan Staff Writer The post-holiday return to Sewanee often brings a sense of excitement, the reunion of students back from abroad, and odd
by Page Forrest Staff Writer Let’s play a game. It’s called “Where’s Bacchus?” Only Bacchus doesn’t have stripes or a hat, so the game’s a
by Katie Kenerly Executive Staff Hey, gang! As we begin another semester, I thought it necessary to bring up an issue that has plagued Sewanee
by Katie Keith Staff Writer On January 18, the Sewanee Tigers Swim & Dive team hosted Birmingham-Southern at Fowler Athletic Center pool. The tigers brought
by Blair Johnson Staff Writer Is it football, wrestling, or quidditch? Rugby, a European sport, has had a long presence on Sewanee’s campus through our