Graci Vlattas, Junior Editor The student body has been abuzz throughout campus following the release of sorority and fraternity bid choices, at least those of
Graci Vlattas, Junior Editor The student body has been abuzz throughout campus following the release of sorority and fraternity bid choices, at least those of
Melody Norman, Contributing Writer Evolving at a frighteningly quick rate, ChatGPT and other AI tools have invaded the academic world to offer convenient and adaptive
Harper Rzepczynski, Opinions Editor Though the frigid December air slammed into my face as I waited outside O’Hare International Airport for a taxi to downtown,
The Sewanee Purple Executive Staff Valentine’s Day is among us. For some, that means nothing. For others, that means a nice dinner at Papa Ron’s,
Harper Rzepczynski Opinions Editor Disclaimer: As with the previous “Canine Chronicles” article, all quotes are from Professor Stapleton but rearranged into Alfie’s point of view
Chloe Wright Editor-in-Chief In Ireland, the weather has a vengeance against anyone with a beating heart. During my fall study abroad program, I learned this
This article was originally written for the sixth issue in the Advent 2025 semester of The Sewanee Purple and has been reproduced digitally. Anne Bost Contributing Writer
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
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
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