Karissa Wheeler (C’19) and Raymond McAnally (C’01) as the lead roles of Katherina and Petruchio in The Taming of the Shrew. Photo courtesy of Buck
“Quit being such a Girl Scout about it”
Cartoon by Elijah Greiner (C’22).
My 2 Beautiful Children
Cartoon by Max Saltman (C’21).
Rock and Roll is here to stay
Tori Hinshaw (C’19) displays part of her record collection. Photo by Alena Kochinski (C’18). By Vanessa MossExecutive Staff “Rock and roll,” she started, pouring a
The flooding of McCrady: the hall that time forgot
McCrady Hall in sunnier weather. Photo courtesy of sewanee.edu. By Joseph MarascuilloStaff Writer McCrady Hall has never been the most luxurious place to live on
Field trip to Play Dance Bar interest meeting educates participants on history of drag
The outside of Play Dance Bar in Nashville. Photo courtesy of Google Images. By Caroline Nixon Staff Writer On Monday, April 1, Emma Chinn (C‘19),
Dr. Madison Michael (C’92) speaks about neurosurgery career for brain awareness week
By Samuel Carter Contributing Writer Neurosurgeon and Sewanee alumnus Dr. Madison Michael (C’92) returned to the Mountain on Friday, March 29 to conclude the Neuroscience
Exhibition “This Ain’t No Cakewalk” generates conversation on race and identity
Student dancers pose in the University Art Gallery. Photo by Olivier Mbabazi (C’22). By Szonja SzuropExecutive Staff The University Art Gallery recently hosted an opening
Sewanee’s Lo-Fi Guy
Pictured: Musician Charles Stehno (C’20). Photo courtesy of Stehno. By Lilly MooreStaff Writer Charles Stehno (C’20) could be aesthetically revered as Arctic Monkeys’ Alex Turner
Dr. Wyatt Prunty (C’69) reflects on 30 years of teaching Sewanee English
Pictured: Professor of English Dr. Wyatt Prunty. By Briana WheelerStaff Writer In the Stamler Center, a collection of offices on the first floor of Gailor
Sewanee Orchestra performs with famed opera singers in a farewell to Conductor César Leal
Kallan Esperian performs alongside the Sewanee Orchestra. Photo by Olivier Mbabazi (C’22). By Lucy RudmanJunior Editor In a farewell concert to the beloved Dr. César