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Luke Pederson Contributing Writer A man named Ivan pulls a pair of frozen slacks from the balcony of his desolate apartment. He tries to thaw
Daphne Nwobike Staff Writer Monteagle Elementary’s new “Top of the Rock Choir” launched this fall after a summer of planning and organizing. This incredible feat
Jacob Franklin Staff Writer This past August, two Sewanee students, Silas McClung (C ’24) and Stefen Rincon (C ’25), alongside the Interfaith House’s advisor and
Everett Ackely Contributing Writer If you heard a chorus of screams at 8:28 p.m. on Thursday, September 14, you may have been momentarily concerned. However,
Dear readers, I hope you have been enjoying the last few moments of summer. With leaves falling and a cool breeze blowing, autumn is quickly
Meg Butler News Editor Rebecca Cole Editor-in-Chief Dr. Rob Pearigen (C ‘76), now Vice-Chancellor Pearigen (or VCP as students fondly refer to him), is back
Alec Massey Staff Writer The Biehl Commons is a long-awaited student-focused building that resides on the corner of South Carolina Avenue and University Avenue. This building
Camille Pfister Executive Editor From dorm matrons, to assistant proctors, to proctors, Sewanee has had a lot of people on campus who dedicate their time
Lizzy Donker Junior Editor Theta Kappa Phi faces a second round of questioning by Sewanee sorority leaders, following an initial vote denying them entrance into
Jack Larish Sports Editor The University is breaking with the long-standing no alcohol policy at sporting events. Beer will now be sold at football games.