Lost Cove floods after February rain storms. Photo by Vanessa Moss (C’20). By Vanessa MossExecutive Staff 2018 was Sewanee’s wettest year on record according to
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“Sewanee Monologues” fosters community and growth through vulnerability
Vanessa Moss (C’20) performs her monologue, “F**k it, I’m Walking My Dog.” Photo courtesy of Luke Williamson (C’21). By Lucy RudmanJunior Editor At the eighth
Spectrum raises visibility for queer resources in ‘Run For Love’ color run
Virginia McClatchy (C’21) and Maria Trejo (C’20) throw color as Allison Bruce (C’19) nears the finish line. Photo by Nellie Fagan (C’20). By Caroline NixonStaff
Departmental ramifications regarding School of Theology’s move
The School of Theology’s Chapel of the Apostles. Photo courtesy of Google Images. By Anna MannEditor-in-Chief As previously covered by the Purple, Vice-Chancellor John McCardell
Insurance fees for local Greek organizations to increase next school year
By Anna MannEditor-in-Chief Dean of Students Marichal Gentry (C’86) announced via email that the University will increase insurance for local Greek organizations (LGOs) from a
Pilates Studio to be built in Downtown Sewanee
Proposed sketch from Sewanee Village Implementation Plan. Photo courtesy of sewanee.edu. By Oliver Heffron Staff Writer A fully functioning pilates studio will be built in
University considers new site for School of Theology
By Gresham RedmanStaff Writer In the past week, Sewanee faculty and students received word of a potential change in the layout of the University via
Mountain Goat Trail sculpture contest hopes to celebrate history
By Robert MohrStaff Writer The Mountain Goat Trail Alliance, working in tandem with the Grundy Area Arts Council, is in the midst of selecting a
English department considers creative writing major
Pictured: Associate Professor of English Kevin Wilson. Photo courtesy of Buck Butler (C’89). By Katherine LeClairExecutive Staff For a school with such a well-renowned English
Office of Global Education implements changes in study abroad process
Information pamphlets from the Office of Global Education. Photo by Mandy Moe Pwint Tu (C’21). By Colton WilliamsExecutive Editor The Office of Global Education has