Jennings and Cordell’s delicious spread at SUNRISE The Breakfast Place. Photo courtesy of Jennings. By Sarah Cordell and Morgan JenningsStaff Writers “Get up ‘n get
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“Dibs”
Cartoon by Elijah Greiner (C’22).
Managing the storm: A letter by a clumsy student
By Robert MohrStaff Writer The first Sewanee snow of the year presents a flurry of experiences for students: freezing cold, unimpressive snowfall, and the opportunity
Sewanee students learn how to “get a job saving the planet”
By Helena KilburnStaff Writer With its vast natural land and its remarkable environmental programs, Sewanee is known for its ability to educate the environmental leaders
New interdisciplinary mentorship program to enter pilot phase
By Oliver HeffronStaff Writer Starting this fall, the University of the South has started a new student-success program titled the RISE Scholar Program. In it’s
State of the Arts: The bigger picture
Mandy Moe Pwint Tu poses in front of the Faces of Sewanee exhibit in duPont Library. Photo courtesy of Buck Butler (C’89). By Mandy Moe
Anonymity and athleticism: Jay Tavarez-Brown (C’21) finds a harmonious balance with change bell ringing
Jay Tavarez-Brown (C’21) discusses the history of Breslin Tower while giving a tour to students. Photo courtesy of Cecile Denton (C’21). By Katherine LeClairExecutive Staff
Henri Bonner (C’20) uses life-long passion for wolves to propel her capstone project
Pictured: Henri Bonner (C’20) in front of Gailor Hall. Photo courtesy of Dakota Collins (C’23). By Charlotte SutteeStaff Writer “I have since my childhood been
Dialogue Across Difference hosts event to help with Thanksgiving table tension
By Rego Jaquish and Colin RiceContributing Writers We all have that family member we disagree with. Whether they are an uncle, grandmother, cousin, or even
State of Sewanee: the Greek and the geek
By Anna MannEditor-In-Chief For the past three years, I’ve joked that I “rushed The Purple” when people ask about my involvement in Greek life. I