By Evans Ousley Staff Writer On March 30, seventeen students participated in a spoken word performance to kick off the Sewanee Remembers: A Week of
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By David Provost Staff Writer On March 30, Sewanee’s new visiting playwright, Cheri Magid presented scenes from two of her drama pieces in a live
The Wick hosts the fourth annual Sewanee Monologues
By Emmy Walters Executive Staff Photos by Kimberly Williams Each story moves mountains, and on Monday, February 16, audience members had the opportunity to hear
Making fudge and eating it too
By Page Forrest Managing Editor On February 12, Chef Denise Ware led a fudge-making class in McClurg. Ware is one of the newest chefs working
The Biehl Fellowship: Santiago, Chile
By Pierce Myers Contributing Writer Miércoles, 18 Junio 2014, Chile goes up two goals to none against Spain, essentially securing passage to the Round of
A murder on Bourbon Street
By Alysse Schultheis Editor-in-Chief Photo by Chris Murphree Dressed to impress, students arrived at Bourbon Street (also known as the Social Lodge) Friday, February 13
Herbarium hosts Valentine’s Day pressed plant mounting
By Lam Ho Executive Editor On Valentine’s Day at 9:30 a.m., Mary Priestley started the day of love by leading a pressed plant mounting workshop.
Children of Camp Discover
By Helen Kennedy Staff Writer Camp Discover is a two week summer day camp for kids from Grundy County, based at Tracy City Elementary School,
Cliteracy comes to Sewanee
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Sewanee’s Bairnwick Women’s Center and the Office of the Dean of the College proudly present CLITERACY, a mixed media project by conceptual
CoHo hosts Patagonia-inspired clothing swap
By David Provost Staff writer Photo courtesy of Facebook event Sewanee’s Community Engagement House is one of the campus’ most thriving, ambitious, and energetic places