by InSoo Lee Staff Writer The Sewanee Symphony Orchestra and the University Jazz Ensemble presented their second annual Halloween Concert on October 31, at Guerry
Tag: Arts and Entertainment
Treat yo self to Yes Please
by Abbey Good Staff Writer Just as we were all slipping into a post – Parks and Recreation depression that can only be filled with
A wonderful way to begin the holiday season
Photo by Kimberly Williams FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE “The Nutcracker” will return to Sewanee with a combined cast from the Sewanee Dance Conservatory and the Alabama
Students bring poetry to IONA
by Jack Russell Executive Staff Down University, left on Sollace L. Freeman, left on Sherwood, right on Garnertown and you’ll find yourself at Iona Art
GSD House shows Blue is the Warmest Color
by Rachel Chu Staff Writer In the first of many films shown for their queer film series, the Gender and Sexual Diversity (GSD) House presented
Chamillionaire: A mixed review
by Stuart Good Staff Writer Fall Party Weekend ended on a high note for some and a low for others on Saturday night. The Alpha
Side by Side strikes Sewanee
by Anna Nayfa Staff Writer Photos by Gabby Valentine Theatre Sewanee presented its first production of the year, Side by Side by Sondheim: a collection
A conversation with acclaimed actress Cherry Jones
by David Provost Staff Writer On Wednesday, October 22, 2014, Sewanee’s Tennessee Williams Center was ecstatic to welcome acclaimed actress, Cherry Jones. Jones sat down
Poet Laureate Charles writes
by Jack Russell Executive Staff Thursday, October 16, Guerry Auditorium fills with balding heads and tweed. Polite conversations are enjoyed; thick books with titles like
Flat Earth Unfolded
by Rachel Chu Staff Writer Flat Earth Unfolded, an art installation by Greg Pond, Jesse Thompson, and Archie Stapleton, is now on display at the