Camille PfisterJunior Editor Eighteen students, divided into four teams, gathered on blankets on the Writing House’s front lawn as Writing House resident Cam Williams (C
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Tuning In to the Sewanee Fog
Grace TruettStaff Writer The Sewanee Fog radio station is tucked away on the top floor of Bishop’s Common. A handmade sign at the end of
Dakota Collins to be Sewanee’s Hamlet
Grace TruettStaff Writer It’s the end of the first week of classes and Stirlings is bustling, the indoor area once again open to the public.
Artist of the week: the one with ambition, Josh Bryant
Michaela James-Thrower Executive Staff Josh Bryant (C’22) is a budding artist from Washington, DC. Specializing in portrait drawings while creating comic strips on the side, Bryant
Dreaming with open eyes: Dance Wise’s Dreamscapes
Photo by Kimberly Williams By Frances Marion Givhan Junior Editor Dreams: so baffling that psychologists have attempted to analyze and interpret them throughout the years.
Harmonic perfection
Photo courtesy of http://stmariecathedral.org/ By Simon Boes Staff Writer Perfection took on a new meaning as the King Singer’s came to the University of the
The Green House presents: Leg & Salmon
By Sophie Clark Staff Writer Saturday, April 11, marked the much awaited Leg and Salmon event at the Green House. There was a medley of
A discussion of “Reading Appalachia” and the importance of children’s books
By Grayson Ruhl Executive Staff On Wednesday, April 15, Ellen Handler Spitz visited Sewanee to present an enlightening and endearing public discussion in the Torian
Bonnaroo welcomes Boy Named Banjo with open arms
By Page Forrest Managing Editor Photo courtesy of Boy Named Banjo What do Billy Joel, Kendrick Lamar, and Mumford & Sons all have in common?
“The Last Rebel” rocks the Pub
By Marion Givhan Junior Editor Photo by Kimberly Williams On the weekends, people seem to magically appear at the Pub after a night full of