Student Organ of the University of the South
Maddie Loud Junior Editor As a bibliophile who has accepted that I will immediately spend what I make working at our campus bookstore at said
Lizzy Donker Junior Editor Sewanee students involved in the dance program have recently started offering dance classes that are open to anyone, or “dance classes
Camille Pfister Arts and Entertainment Editor What is Urinetown? That is the question the fantastic 1 hour and 55 minute production of Urinetown: The Musical,
Eva Monahan Features Editor On Tuesday February 21, the Interfaith House hosted an event in partnership with the Queer and Ally House called Sacred Queerness.
Daphne Nwobike Staff Writer With pale blue eyes, a neatly trimmed mustache, circle-rimmed glasses, and a sonorous voice, Mr. Joe Wiegand (C’87) bears an uncanny
Peyton Hassinger Contributing Writer Laissez les bons temps rouler! A Carnevale ogni scherzo vale! In the Francophone world, there’s Mardi Gras; in Germany, there’s Fasching;
Mitch Shakespeare Opinions Editor Recent theme house cuts are the latest symptom of a deepening affordable housing shortage on the mountain, one that internal reports
Peter Burditt Contributing Writer If you’re one of those folks who belts out the lyrics of your favorite songs and records yourself while doing so,
Meg Butler News Editor Now open in downtown Sewanee, Lunch has a bright, airy dining room with communal seating, a small market selling local products,
Rebecca Cole Editor-in-Chief The University’s final housing plan for 2023 will reduce Sewanee’s faculty from 166 to 159 full-time-equivalent positions, according to a final plan