Student Organ of the University of the South
Irene Boehm, Sports Editor Building on a rich tradition of school pride, the Sewanee Athletics Department recently introduced a new visual identity that reflects the
Eliza Dieck, Opinions Editor On Sept. 18, The Roberson Project invited Patrick Weems and Jesse Jaynes-Diming to speak about their scholarship and work at the
Vivian Bravo, Contributing Writer Each year, The Princeton Review surveys tens of thousands of college students and publishes its Best Colleges guide, which includes rankings
Grace Vlattas, Contributing Writer Have you ever heard someone say that “cars are dangerous”? A study by the Pew Research Center in 2024 found that
Anne Bost, Contributing Writer The last time I heard of YikYak (YY) was over the sounds of stifled snickers and murmured jokes as my high
Phoenix Tillman, Arts and Entertainment Editor Three stars fell from the cinematic heavens to bless our screens with a badass, soul-touching cinematic masterpiece. These icons,
Meran Paul, Features Editor Oleksii Pidlypenets is a senior at the University of the South from Kyiv, Ukraine. He is double-majoring in chemistry and biology,
Frank James Williamson, Junior Editor A reading from Luke 14, closed with the familiar liturgical call-and-response: “The Gospel of the Lord; Praise to you, Lord
Lizzy Donker, Editor-in-Chief Several McClurg Dining Hall (Clurg) employees have come forward with allegations of workplace mistreatment including public humiliation, lack of confidentiality, retaliation towards
Frank James Williamson, Junior Editor New members were admitted to the Order of the Gown (OG), awards and honors were granted for academic achievement and