Student Organ of the University of the South
by Leah Terry I think of Sewanee as a safe campus. Students and professors kindly open doors for each other, to avoid the harsh smack
by Ahmad El-Bobou It’s about that time of year. Spring Break: a time for beaches, sun, fun, Netflix, and drinking. Just thinking about it gives
by Peter Lampley Dear Erebus, The other day, while skimming a few fluff articles that huffed and puffed, but failed to blow me away, I
by Peter Lampley Why should freshmen be allowed to have cars on campus? Well gosh, let me think. There are a couple of reasons worth
by Pagie Wilson On Feb. 19 at 6 p.m., The Mountain Goat held its first ever dinner and reading in the Mary Sue Cushman Room
by Katie Kenerly Thirteen years after its publication, Stephen Chbosky’s poignant coming-of-age novel, The Perks of Being a Wallflower, was finally adapted into a film
by Taylor Baird Alright, we’ve all heard of it. This “new craze” called the Harlem Shake that may or may not be taking over Gangnam
by Lily Davenport On Tuesday, Feb. 12, The Colbert Report hosted Roger Hodge (C’89), editor-in-chief of The Oxford American, for a verbal sparring round covering
by Ansley McDurmon After ten years of hiatus, a subtle reintroduction to the blogsphere, and a promised reunion tour, The Postal Service delights fans with
by Lily Davenport Starting on Feb. 28 and running through Mar. 2, Theatre/Sewanee will present A National Conference on Youth, a collection of five short