Rebecca ColeContributing Writer Bringing in the Bystander is an intervention training program that helps students learn how to step in and prevent sexual assault, dating
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Artist of the week: the one with ambition, Josh Bryant
Michaela James-Thrower Executive Staff Josh Bryant (C’22) is a budding artist from Washington, DC. Specializing in portrait drawings while creating comic strips on the side, Bryant
Armentrout House Sits Empty
In an opinion submitted to the Purple, students of the Greenhouse call for a return to a permanent home for the environment/sustainability community on central
Leg & Salmon brings high spirits to Greenhouse lawn
Derby CarlsonContributing Writer Flames and moods were high when the Greenhouse hosted Leg and Salmon last Saturday, April 17. “I really enjoyed Leg and Salmon,”
Nabit name removed from art building, Board of Regents declines to release statement
Claire SmithEditor-in-Chief On Monday, April 12, the Board of Regents voted to remove the Nabit name from the Nabit Art Building, following a guilty plea
Senior Art Showcase: Bailey Stevens and Kara Adams
Camp SpainExecutive Staff The University Art Gallery recently displayed the comprehensive works of two Sewanee seniors, Bailey Stevens C’21 and Kara Adams C’21, from April
After walk-out, questions of accountability remain
Michaela James-ThrowerClaire SmithExecutive Staff One month after Sewanee students staged a walk-out on the quad in response to the use of racial slurs at a
School of Theology renames annual DuBose Lectures
Maggie LorenzenExecutive Staff On April 13, the School of Theology announced in a newsletter that the previously-named DuBose Lectures would be renamed the Annual Alumni
I know what it’s like too
TW: Sexual assault Michaela James-ThrowerExecutive Staff I was screaming in a cornerI was crying and yellingAnd no one heard meAnd he had already been through
Jeremiah Studivant (C’24): star tuba player of the orchestra
By Caroline HoskinsStaff Writer “Tuba is the most important instrument in the orchestra.” joked Jeremiah Studivant (C’24), a freshman from Birmingham, Alabama. Majoring in biochemistry,