Image courtesy of the Biden Campaign. By The Sewanee Purple’s Executive Staff The Sewanee Purple endorses Joe Biden as the next president of the United
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Dakota Collins (C’22) and crew impress with Sewanee’s first audio drama
Promotional poster for Please Stand by for Further Instruction, designed by Collins. By MK SayeExecutive Staff When I heard that Dakota Collins (C’22) had released
The SUT Reopens with a Timely Murder Mystery
Image courtesy of The New York Times. By Maggie LorenzenContributing Writer As students ended their eighth week on campus, familiar sights and settings continued to
Sewanee stands up for its students. Let’s stand up for our workers.
By Alexa FultsContributing Writer I’m asking you to consider buying a shirt or donating to Stand Up Sewanee to support our everyday heroes in McClurg,
Wick reveals new, inspiring theme: Rising with Resilience
Students participate in activities at the Wick to celebrate the announcement of this year’s theme. Photo by Sarah Hall (C’23). By Sarah HallStaff Writer On
213-A Leaders begins virtual pilgrimage and launches Sewanee Literary Society website
213-A Leaders on last year’s pilgrimage to Birmingham, Alabama. By Madison SellersJunior Editor On Tuesday, September 22nd, the 213-A Leaders hosted a virtual conversation with
Sewanee welcomes nine new faculty members
By Amelia LeaphartExecutive Staff Despite uncertainty looming over the Domain, education continues to be revitalized. This fall brings nine new faculty members, with three as
The need to grieve
By Judith MarklinContributing Writer Back when the giddiness of a new school year hadn’t yet subsided into permeating exhaustion and overwhelming stress, the Vice-Chancellor, Reuben
Answering the arguments against a $15 minimum.
By Max Saltman Executive Staff As Sewanee’s starvation salaries have infiltrated the College’s consciousness in recent weeks, so have a group of common arguments against higher
The Order of the Gown starts its Ambassadors Program
By Anna PusokExecutive Staff The Order of the Gown (OG) was established in 1873, and members ever since can wear the gown as a symbol