Meran Paul Features Editor Mr. Travis Parker is the international student and scholar adviser at Sewanee: The University of the South. He received his B.A.
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Staff Spotlight: Kevin Fouts
Matthew Cowin Staff Writer Correction: Dr. Kristen Cecala was misidentified in an earlier draft. The Purple apologies for this error. Mr. Kevin Fouts is the
Sewanee’s Age Old FYP
Sanjana Priyonti Contributing Writer In the humid, crowded Convocation Hall, 100 wide-eyed first-years gathered, bleary-eyed yet eager, attending early morning plenaries as part of Sewanee’s
Looking Inside the World of College Athletics With Bryan Viewpoints Speaker, Boo Corrigan (P’ 25)
Daphne Nwobike Staff Writer On Wednesday, September 25, the Babson Center of Global Commerce invited Boo Corrigan (P’ 25), the Bryan Viewpoints Speaker for the
Professor Spotlight: Emily Sharp
Elizabeth McMahon Contributing Writer As the new semester rolls in, so do new professors like Dr. Emily Sharp. Sharp graduated from Arizona State University in
Do You Dream of Interning in Asia? Sewanee’s Freeman Asia Internship Program Is Your Ticket!
Sanjana Priyonti Contributing Writer Do you imagine yourself interning in one of Asia’s bustling economies? Whether you prefer the neon-lit streets of Seoul, the financial
Two people changing Sewanee’s intellectual landscape: The Philosophy Club
Meran Paul Features Editor This fall, The University of The South welcomes the Philosophy Club back onto campus after a ten year hiatus, thanks to
Staff Spotlight: Carter Brown
Matthew Cowin Staff Writer Mr. Carter Brown is a second-year Assistant Director of Student Involvement at The University of The South. He received a Bachelor’s
Judith: Behind the Scenes of Sewanee’s New High-End Restaurant
Chloe Wright Junior Editor Sewanee’s newest restaurant, Judith, will celebrate its deep roots in The University of the South, from the name belonging to the
Celebrating Chinese Culture: Sewanee’s Mid-Autumn Festival
Sophia Mertson Contributing Writer The Mid-Autumn Festival (or Zhongqiu Jie in Chinese) marks the beginning of the harvest and emphasizes the importance of family in