Keegan Congleton Staff Writer In the wake of Chadwick Boseman’s death in 2020, Disney decided to still continue the story in the Black Panther Universe with
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The Kappa Sigma Saga, Part Three: Loose Ends and Further Reflections
Mitch Shakespeare Opinions Editor When I first began working on the Kappa Sigma Saga earlier this semester, I naively believed that I would be able
Fall Vocal Showcase: Sewanee’s Music puts on a beloved tradition
Camille Pfister Arts and Entertainment Editor The audience waited with anticipation as the show began. The lights dimmed and the pianist began playing. With loud enthusiasm,
Dancewise: Corporealities
Camille Pfister Arts and Entertainment Editor Photos on Instagram Taken by Alena Kochinski Pitch darkness. The dancers walk quietly on stage. Music begins. Lights up. The
Onigiri: A Quick and Fun recipe to have with Friends
Keegan Congleton Staff writer One thing I loved about animations as a kid was how good the food always looked. One that specifically comes to mind
Honoring Sewanee’s women professors, beginning with Julie Berebitsky
Caroline Winslow Junior Editor Sewanee has honored a trailblazing icon, Professor Julie Berebitsky, with a portrait and an ongoing women’s portrait fund. Julie Berebitsky’s arrival to
Babson Center Speaker: John Cook
Daphne Nwobike Staff Writer In recent years, “sustainability” has been a buzzword in various sectors of society, including government, academia, and pop culture. Even more profound
SRO Josh Alexander finds drugs in delivery truck at Sewanee Elementary
Meg Butler News Editor Cover photo courtesy of Franklin County Schools. The distinctive reek coming from the produce truck got Franklin County police officer Josh Alexander’s
Q and A with Vice-Chancellor search committee co-chair Katie Pearson
Amelia Leaphart Editor-in-chief The Purple recently sat down with co-chair of the vice-chancellor search committee, the Rev. Katie Pearson, to discuss Sewanee’s ongoing effort to select
Trading greenhouse gases for trees: Sewanee’s sustainability investments are not enough
Keegan Congleton Contributing Writer Environmentalism is not for the weak-willed. Despite years and years of growing environmental concern, it seems that delusion and greed is still