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“The Life of a Showgirl”: Swift’s Most Controversial Album Yet
This article was originally written for the fifth issue in the Advent 2025 semester of The Sewanee Purple and has been reproduced digitally. Anne Bost Contributing Writer
Sewanee Restaurants Judith and Lunch Recognized in the Michelin’s Guide of Recommended Restaurants in the American South
This article was originally written for the fifth issue in the Advent 2025 semester of The Sewanee Purple and has been reproduced digitally. Ginna Allen News Editor
Hip Hip Hooray! PRE is saved!
This article was originally written for the fifth issue in the Advent 2025 semester of The Sewanee Purple and has been reproduced digitally. Elizabeth McMahon Staff Writer
“The Niceties” Confronts Race, Power, and Truth in Sewanee’s New Theatrical Series
This article was originally written for the fifth issue in the Advent 2025 semester of The Sewanee Purple and has been reproduced digitally. Sanjana Priyonti Junior Editor
Letter from the Editor
This “Letter from the Editor” was originally written for the fifth issue in the Advent 2025 semester of The Sewanee Purple and has been reproduced
Joe Freitag Named the 33rd Sewanee Football Head Coach, Brings Revitalizing Energy for the Tigers
Irene Boehm Sports Editor In over a decade of coaching, Sewanee’s new head football coach, Joe Freitag, has developed a knack for understanding the needs
Phillips hits an unbelievable TWO Holes-in-One at Golf Invitational, Makes Global Headlines
Irene Boehm, Sports Editor “The second one had me in denial… I couldn’t believe it was true until I had a ball in my hand.”
An Ode to Abbo’s Alley
Brent Hailes, Contributing Author It’s no mystery to anyone who has ever stepped foot on the Domain why Southern Living magazine and the Princeton Review
The Oresteia: Sewanee Theatre’s Latest Triumph
Cate Traywick, Arts and Entertainment Editor From Oct. 8-11, the Sewanee Theatre department staged the Greek play, The Oresteia. From its striking and unconventional set