Ella Mitchell Photography Editor Biehl Commons, Sewanee’s relatively new study spot and cafe, received a makeover for an engaging and spectacular Drag Brunch put together
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Senior Spotlight: Senior Women’s Tennis Article
Bradley Tyer Jones Contributing Writing All photos credited to Bradley Tyer Jones The economics, English, chemistry, finance, psychology, and biology majors all arrived on the
Social Host Policy: Student Thoughts After One Semester
Brendan Downes News Editor In the Torian Room, 15 people crowd together at a single table. It’s an intimate scene, where students and alumni alike
Administrative Response to Questions from The Purple about CPOS
Dear Camille, Monday morning, you requested responses from many administrators to questions related to the Course Program of Study (CPoS) regulation. I am providing a
Course Program of Study Guidelines: Worries and Woes
Tom Walker Junior Editor The implementation of Course Program of Study (CPoS) financial aid guidelines has shaken up many students’ study plans. Sewanee’s website explains
New Guidelines: CPoS Affects Students
Camille PfisterEditor-in-chief Over the past few weeks, some Sewanee students have had to completely restructure their college plan due to a change in interpretation of
Horoscopes!
On November 15 there is Taurus Full Moon: A culmination of energies, and Taurus is about reality and tangible things. So, your surroundings might become
Be Nice or Leave: Tales from the Front Lines of Sewanee’s Service Industry
Obscenities are used. Sewanee: a quaint, charming little town where everyone knows your name, or at least your dog’s. You’d think that small-town familiarity would
AI Art’s Place at Sewanee: Where is the Line?
Chloe Wright Junior Editor As the actors lined up to take their bows after the penultimate performance of Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of
Helplessness and Health Scares: The Story of the Johnson Refugees
Editor’s Note: Two readers contacted The Purple to raise concerns about the headline of this article. In response, we removed the word “Homelessness” from the