Madison SellersExecutive Staff It’s not a stretch to say that every student on campus probably knows at least two or three peers who have gone

Madison SellersExecutive Staff It’s not a stretch to say that every student on campus probably knows at least two or three peers who have gone
Derby CarlsonContributing Writer Our 2nd Reading Day is upon us, y’all! *Throws confetti into the air because we all really need a break* And, if
In a Letter to the Editor, two members of the Sewanee women’s lacrosse team discuss inequality in lacrosse. By Sarah Strand and Sarah HughesContributing Writers
Gowns left by a stained glass window celebrating 150 Years of Sewanee in Convocation Hall. Photo courtesy of George Burruss (C’22). By Peggy Owusu-AnsahContributing Writer
Derby Carlson and Pressley WilsonContributing Writers If you have not tried any soup from the Cup and Gown you are a delinquent. You simply cannot
Rebecca ColeContributing writer If you’re a freshman like me, then you might’ve done a little something called rush this past week, and you might have
By Derby CarlsonContributing Writer These past few weeks, if life decided to pull a fast one on you, Mercury could’ve been to blame. That’s right
By Madison SellersExecutive Staff Over 1,300 people have signed a recently released petition asking Sewanee to overturn its decision to prohibit athletic teams from traveling
By Michaela James-Thrower Executive Staff What does it mean to be the first Black vice-chancellor at the University of the South? On February 7, Vice-Chancellor
Dear Editor of the Sewanee Purple, We write in response to the events that Vice-Chancellor Reuben Brigety described in his remarks at Growing in Grace