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Virginia McClatchey (C’21) enjoys an afternoon at Stirling’s Coffee House. Photo by Hannah Keller (C’20). By Hannah KellerContributing Writer There is something transcendent about the
By Amelia LeaphartContributing Writer A series of gasps circulated around the room when the proctors announced that everyone had two weeks to get rid of
Jackson Harwell (C’22) reads at the Iona Arts Festival. Photo courtesy of Julia Harrison (C’20). By Rego Jaquish and Vanessa MossContributing WriterExecutive Staff The entrance
By Dixon ClineContributing Writer Alcohol abuse and sexual predation are two crucial problems that universities across the country are working to resolve. Beginning in 2019,
Dear readers, This week alone, I’ve watched a friend write four essays in five days, seen another spend 14 hours in the photo lab in
By Jeremy O’NeillExecutive Staff Sewanee students, staff, and community gathered in the Mary Sue Cushman room at the Bairnwick Women’s Center on September 12 for
By Emma HowellContributing Writer After months of saving up, weeks of preparing, and 15 hours of flying, Professor Deborah McGrath and her research group landed
Wilder McCoy (C’20) and Livia Karoui (C’20) in Snowden Hall on the day of their presentations. Photos by Lucy Wimmer (C’20). By Luke Gair and
Photo courtesy of sewanee.edu. By Erin ElliottContributing Writer Following the departure of conductor César Leal from the Sewanee Symphony Orchestra, the University music department is
By Charlotte SutteeContributing Writer “New Plays in Two Days” efforts to give opportunities to first-year and new theater students to showcase their talent. Sarah Mixon