by Bess Pearson Staff Writer How safe are you at Sewanee? While many feel secure on the Domain, frequent sexual assault erodes the sense of
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Title to be finished later: Writing Center reflections
by Taylor Morris Executive Staff The Sewanee Purple is proud to present “Writing Center Reflections,” a series of articles by student writing tutors about some
Hands up, don’t shoot: A guide to peaceful protest
by Page Forrest Junior Editor More often than not, freshmen are terrified about getting involved on campus. Finding enough people together to fill one table
Community supports same-sex couple via Rethink This, Sewanee
by Kelly Caviness Staff Writer Summer 2014 proved to be a monumental season for Sewanee and All Saints’ Chapel, as well as for alumna Kathryn
PPS Profile: Delores Taylor
by Chris Murphree Staff Writer As students return to the daily grind of classes, clubs, and activities, it is important to remember we don’t do
New IGS professors bring expertise and insight
by David Losson Staff Writer This autumn, Sewanee welcomes two new language professors: Michael Wairungu and Sara Nimis. The pair join the burgeoning International and
Up ‘til Dawn with Sydney Philpott
by Amy Buice Staff Writer Everyone has their own reason for participating in Sewanee Up ‘til Dawn (UTD), a student led event that takes place
Watson Fellow shares his adventures
by Emmy Walters Executive Staff Just back from his year-long adventure in South Asia and South Pacific Islands, DeAndré Espree-Conaway (C’13) returned to the Mountain
Beyond Sewanee: Bursting the bubble
by Rachel Chu Staff Writer Beyond Sewanee meets every Tuesday in the Political Engagement House, to allow students to “burst the Sewanee Bubble” and interact
Collie Buddz lights up the stage
by Jack Russell Executive Staff Photo by Lance Hardeman August 29, a Friday night, Texas Avenue, a steady chattering proces-sion winds towards Lake Cheston and