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
Category: Opinions
Top ten ways to make the most of your reading day
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
A White Sport: Lacrosse Culture’s Racial Fragility
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
Dear Sewanee, save your tears
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
Cup and Gown Soup Review
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
Rushing During the Covid-19 Pandemic
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
March Horoscopes
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
Why athletic teams cannot travel this season.
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
The cause of the attacks on the Vice-Chancellor
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
Letter to the Editor: University employees condemn intimidation against the 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