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Sewanee’s School of Letters recently celebrated its 20th year with a pivotal speech about Sewanee’s past and promise by poet Natasha Trethewey, the two-time Poet
Harper Rzepczynski Opinions Editor Being in the state of Tennessee when beloved country singer and philanthropist Dolly Parton passed away on Aug. 25 was much
Gwen Domine Junior Editor Only hours after flying across the country and moving all of my belongings into an unfamiliar space filled with unfamiliar people,
Chloe Wright Editor-in-Chief Doing improv in a second language is an experience I would recommend to people if they wanted a unique way to learn
Melody Norman Staff Writer Ever since its mysterious opening scene, Christopher Storer’s “The Bear” has never ceased to draw me in. Every aspect of the
Nikol Hristova Contributing Writer Going away to college is rarely an effortless transition. It is natural to feel disconnected from those you care deeply about,
Sanjana Priyonti Executive Editor Don’t just call our campus beautiful; Lillian Boston (C’ 27) wants you to color it. That’s why she’s spent the past
Chloe Wright, Editor-in-Chief Sanjana Priyonti, Executive Editor Vice-Chancellor Rob Pearigen sat down with Sewanee Purple editors last week to discuss plans for the new academic
Dear Readers, I feel strange writing this letter as a senior. Since I stepped onto campus as a first-year, people have told me that college
Executive Staff Sewanee students, faculty, and other community members are invited to the Quad on the morning of Friday, September 11, 2026, to plant American