Camilla Hipp Staff Writer Welcome back to the mountain… and to your horoscopes! The planets are starting out strong (and backwards) this school year. Venus
Tag: Opinions
Sewanee’s Liminal Spaces: A Photo Op-Ed on Liminal Aesthetics Around Campus
Mitch Shakespeare Opinions Editor Beylie Ivanhoe Photography Editor Liminal Space (noun): A state or place characterized by being transitional or intermediate in some way. Any
Mercury Retrograde Horoscopes
Camilla Hipp Staff Writer Hello, my friends! This past week, Mercury has gone into its infamous retrograde, but have no fear, astrology is here to
Why Theme Housing Matters: A Proposal for Student Voices to be Involved in the Theme Housing Selection Process
Annie Beth Clark and Miu Kazama Contributing Writers Ecce quam bonum, “Behold how good and pleasant it is when kindred live together in unity.—Psalm 133:1,”
Getting Violently Thrown on the Ground Repeatedly is a Great Extracurricular Activity, Here’s Why
Anna Cook Executive Editor Are you aware that thrice a week, a co-ed group of students from all walks of Sewanee convene on the field
Horoscopes
Camilla Hipp Staff Writer Doing something new this week, and going to quickly look into the recent movement of Pluto in Aquarius. Pluto moved out
Covenant School Shooting in Nashville, Tennessee: What Does it Mean for the Transgender Community?
Peyton Hassinger Staff Writer Two weeks ago, on March 27, an active shooter broke into the Covenant Elementary School in Nashville, Tennessee. The shooter wielded
Tunnel Rats: Sewanee’s Secret Passageways; a Fact or Myth?
Mitch Shakespeare Opinions Editor Stories have been passed down throughout the years of the existence of secret passageways and tunnels around Sewanee’s central campus, yet
Aries New Moon Horoscopes
Camilla Hipp Contributing Writer Aries Wahoo, Aries! We have officially entered Aries season. Everyone may notice anincrease in energy and childlike wonder. Your impulsivity will
Where Did You Come From, Where Did You Go, Bacchus?
Claire Strysick Contributing Writer It has been three years since Bacchus, a student-led shuttle service on campus, took its last drive, generating questions over whether