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
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We need to talk about Sewanee’s Academic Ranking
Sanjana Priyonti, Junior Editor These past couple of months, Sewanee has been getting a lot of attention from local and national news press for being
Sewanee Celebrates Uprush Shake Day
Hannah Burt, Contributing Writer Annelise Matthiesen, Staff Writer On Sept. 17th, Sewanee’s Greek life community celebrated Shake Day. Seven sororities and ten fraternities distributed their
Emmett Till Interpretive Center Conversation
Eliza Dieck, Opinions Editor On Sept. 18, The Roberson Project invited Patrick Weems and Jesse Jaynes-Diming to speak about their scholarship and work at the
Sewanee Named #1 Most Beautiful Campus in the Country
Vivian Bravo, Contributing Writer Each year, The Princeton Review surveys tens of thousands of college students and publishes its Best Colleges guide, which includes rankings
Scoot Over!
Grace Vlattas, Contributing Writer Have you ever heard someone say that “cars are dangerous”? A study by the Pew Research Center in 2024 found that
Does YikYak have a place on Sewanee’s Campus?
Anne Bost, Contributing Writer The last time I heard of YikYak (YY) was over the sounds of stifled snickers and murmured jokes as my high
YSR, EQB, & A.I.
Eliza Dieck , Opinions Editor On Wednesday August 20, faculty, administrators and students gathered in McCardell Hall to discuss the future of Artificial Intelligence (AI) at
Trash Cans Absent in Dorms; Takes Vary
Frank James Williamson, Junior Editor As new and returning students alike settle into their dorm rooms on the Mountain, many will note the absence of
Response to IFC complaints about “The Discrepancies between Sorority and Fraternity Recruitment”
Eliza Dieck, Opinions Editor Editor-in-Chief Lizzy Donker contributed to this story The Sewanee Purple received two written complaints on April 3 and April 9 about