Student Organ of the University of the South
Kabal Caldwell Staff Writer The newly-crowned SAA Diver of the Year, Olivia Durfee, is the athlete of the week. In her last Swimming and Diving
Anna Cook Junior Editor Aries: Unbeknownst to you, your roommate awakens at 3:00 a.m. each morning and plucks a singular strand of your hair from your
Jackson Sparkman Opinions Editor The story of Sewanee begins with a protection of whiteness. Sewanee’s founders understood the University of the South to be the learning
Sophia Harnew-Spradley Contributing Writer This summer, I will be biking with a team of 11 women down the West Coast to raise money and awareness to
Lakiesha Phillips Contributing Writer My first memory playing basketball was playing on a team with all boys and my dad coaching me. I look back
Annabel Davis Contributing WriterPhoto by Beylie Ivanhoe Professor Jim Crawford of the Theatre Department grew up in Lexington, Massachusetts, then went on to receive a B.A.
Annabel Davis Contributing Writer The highly-anticipated 2022 rom-com Marry Me, starring Owen Wilson, Jennifer Lopez, and Maluma, clings to the heritage of its genre. The
Camille Pfister Junior editor On February 17, a rainy Thursday afternoon, Gailor Auditorium welcomed students, staff, and community members to a reading by author Dr. Gwen
Amelia Leaphart Editor-in-chief On February 23, the Sewanee Young Democratic Socialists (SYDS) presented UC Davis professors Joshua Clover and Seeta Chaganti via Zoom in Blackman auditorium
Rebecca Cole Executive Editor Studying abroad offers students an opportunity to explore a new environment, learn more about the world and about themselves, and inspire students