Photo by Matt Hembree (C’20) Alena Churikova Contributing Writer On Thursday, October 28, the members of the Sewanee Jazz Ensemble presented their first semester concert
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Arm and Trout: Welcome to the sardine can
by Sam Scott Staff Writer Photos by Rachel Chu Once again the Green House became a fire hazard on November 15, as a large
Folk Music Collective offers place for all Sewanee musicians
by Isaac Sligh Staff Writer The lights flicker on in St. Luke’s Chapel, and the musty silence is bro-ken by the entrance of a diverse
A Night of Ballads and Lone Hearts: Trey Kennedy performs at Stirlings
by Alysse Schultheis Executive Editor On February 14 at Stirling’s Coffee House, Trey Kennedy (T’16) played an assortment of love songs and “lone heart” songs
Dr. Francois Clemmons captivates audience in Martin Luther King Day performance
by John Black Staff Writer On Monday, January 20 the Vice-Chancellor’s Office sponsored Dr. Francois S. Clemmons’ performance of spiritual songs in Guerry Auditorium to
All hail Queen Bey
by Patricia Nkumane Staff Writer She has it all: killer dance moves, faithful followers across the globe, cash mula, a hubby in rap-daddy Jay-Z… the
MIT Professor speaks on Handel
By Robert Middlekauff Staff Writer On Tuesday October 29, Ellen T. Harris came to Sewanee to discuss the reaction to her book, Handel as Orpheus.
Green House delivers awesome Arm and Trout
By Alec Hill Executive Staff On Saturday, November 9, the Green House hosted what was, according to Masters of Ceremony Frank Hand (C’13) and Wolfgang
Sitarist Anoushka Shankar headlines Sewanee Performing Arts Series
By Julia Wallace Editor-in-chief In Guerry Auditorium on November 8, Anoushka Shankar sat in the center of the stage with her sitar. To the right
Blind Boys of Alabama bless Sewanee with their presence
by Kelly Ann Graff The Blind Boys of Alabama shook up the Guerry Auditorium with their performance on Friday September 21.This concert marked the end