Category: Features

Meran Paul, Features Editor Oleksii Pidlypenets is a senior at the University of the South from Kyiv, Ukraine. He is double-majoring in chemistry and biology,

Frank James Williamson, Junior Editor A reading from Luke 14, closed with the familiar liturgical call-and-response: “The Gospel of the Lord; Praise to you, Lord

Meran Paul, Features Editor Isabelle Puckette Love joined Sewanee on August 18 as the new Chief Financial Officer and Vice President for Administration. Love holds

Matthew Cowin, Staff Writer Dr. Terry Papillon is a current professor of Rhetoric and Classics at Sewanee. In an interview with The Sewanee Purple, Papillon

Annelise Matthiesen, Staff Writer This summer, Macie Mohler (C ‘28) cruised the river through Switzerland, Germany, France, and Amsterdam with her parents and friend, Payton,

Tom Walker, Junior Editor As the doors closed on the Schermerhorn Symphony Center in Nashville, the packed audience waited in anticipation for the first note

Kristina Wilkerson, Staff Writer The 8th annual Sewanee Festival of Speaking & Listening showcased student speakers from across the university engaging in topics of political,

Meran Paul, Features Editor The crackle of her car radio reporting an explosion in Oklahoma City on April 19, 1995, marked the start of an

Daphne Nwobike, Staff Writer On April 1, the Babson Center and the Biology Department invited John Davies (C ’81) to serve as the Bryan Viewpoints

Meran Paul, Features Editor  If you’ve taken a campus shuttle recently, you might have met John van Antwerp, the University’s Shuttle Coordinator. Behind the friendly