Carnegie Hall. Photo courtesy of google images. Anna MannExecutive Editor New details have emerged concerning the University’s plan to renovate Carnegie Hall. According to Terry Papillon,
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Harvest Hootenanny nourishes community and pushes for local foods
The Harvest Hootenanny event in full swing. Photo by Luke Williamson (C’21). By Luke Williamson Executive Staff Sewanee’s first-ever Harvest Hootenanny started as a simple
School of Theology relocation search narrows to three locations
Manigault Park, where the School of Theology may be built. Photo courtesy of Sewanee’s Twitter. By Fleming Smith Editor-in-Chief The School of Theology plans to
Cabaret captivates and chills with sold-out shows
Karissa Wheeler (C’19) as Sally Bowles. Photo by Buck Butler (C’89). By Mandy Moe Pwint Tu Executive Staff Tristan Ketcham (C’21) had terrible stage fright in
Sewanee community reacts to removal of Confederacy seal from window in All Saints’ Chapel
The three iterations of the seal, chronologically. Photos by Luke Williamson (C’21). By Luke Williamson Executive Staff At the beginning of October, Vice-Chancellor John McCardell
School of Theology looks for new location on central campus
The School of Theology’s Hamilton Hall. Photo courtesy of google.com. By Fleming Smith Editor-in-Chief As the School of Theology continues its plans to move onto
Vice-Chancellor unveils new EQB monument
The new EQB monument. Photo by Matt Hembree (C’20). By Jasmine Huang Junior Editor Speaking to a small crowd, Vice-Chancellor John McCardell gave a few
Shenanigans opens new upstairs space for music, private events
The new renovated second-floor space at Shenanigans. Photos by Matt Hembree (C’20). By Fleming Smith Editor-in-Chief This fall, Shenanigans looks a little bit different. The downtown
Board of Regents revokes Charlie Rose’s honorary degree after protests
Photo courtesy of Google Images. By Fleming Smith Editor-in-Chief The Board of Regents voted with a two-thirds majority to revoke Charlie Rose’s honorary degree