Cameron Noel (C’21) performs in front of Diedrick Brackens’ tapestry, “American Wedding.” Photos by Lucy Wimmer (C’21). By Lucy WimmerExecutive Staff Nine years ago, the
“Backwood Parapets”
Cartoon by Elijah Greiner (C’22).
The Career Center dons new name and offers a flood of new programs
By Luke Gair Executive Staff Walking into the Career Center, a gentle voice offers up a coffee or a tea. The fireplace on the wall flickers
Sewanee Writing House hosts second annual ‘Rant Night’
Wolf Tu (C’20) and Teddy Scott (C’21) perform at ‘Rant Night.’ Photo courtesy of Mandy Moe Pwint Tu (C’21). By Anna PüsökStaff Writer The Writing
Green Column: A Place at the Table
Poster for Lori Sliverbrush and Kristi Jacobson’s documentary, A Place at the Table. Photo courtesy of takepart.com. By Helena KilburnStaff Writer Food scarcity, hunger, obesity,
Frazer Buntin (C’97) offers advice on entrepreneurship and post-grad careers
By Anna MannEditor-in-Chief “When you’re at Sewanee you’re in an environment where you can choose a lot of things,” said Frazer Buntin (C’97). “Choose your
Anna Douglass Smith (C’20) uses pop-art language to express vibrant personality
Anna Douglass Smith’s (C’20) depiction of the American flag through a pop-art lens. By Oliver HeffronContributing Writer Anna Douglass Smith (C’20), a senior studio-art major
Domain Dollars eligibility extended
By Oliver HeffronStaff Writer Since the beginning of the Fall Semester, Sewanee’s office of Business Services has expanded student’s dining options by making Domain Dollars
State of the Arts: Through the looking glass
By Mandy Moe Pwint TuStaff Writer Yousra Hussain (C’22) did not have the chance to tour colleges in the U.S. prior to making her decision.
Michael Davis (C’21): moving mountains through studies in economics and politics
Photo courtesy of Davis. By Ty McMahonContributing Writer When mulling over Michael Davis’s (C’21) formative high school and early college years, it’s hard to pinpoint
A walk down Breakfield: a student take on Sewanee’s lighting
By Allie Jones Contributing Writer No one on Sewanee’s campus deserves to feel unsafe, especially the student body. One Friday, after a night out, my friend