Kim Bradford reviews her daily, comparative list of insurance policies seen at Sewanee. Photo by Max Saltman (C’21). By Max SaltmanExecutive Staff In late July,
Category: Opinions
Staff Editorial: It’s time for Gene Robinson’s honorary degree
Gene Robinson introduced as bishop in Durham. Photo courtesy of the Concord Monitor. By the Executive Staff Winter Convocation saw many deserving people receive honorary
From the Archives: The lost history of Sewanee’s Training School for Nurses
Nurse Rosa May Oswell (row two, second from the left) and the class of nurses in 1928. Photos courtesy of the University Archives. By Claire
December Horoscopes
By Julia HarrisonStaff Writer SagittariusThat persistent abdominal pain? It’s an ulcer. No militant binge goes unpunished. Treat your new plague as you wish it would
Too tired of the two-tired thefts around campus
Sewanee bikers pedal through the valley. Photo courtesy of the Sewanee Outing Program via sewanee.edu. By Luke GairExecutive Staff When I was around 11 years
Two Chicks Eatin’: Sunrise and Shine
Jennings and Cordell’s delicious spread at SUNRISE The Breakfast Place. Photo courtesy of Jennings. By Sarah Cordell and Morgan JenningsStaff Writers “Get up ‘n get
“Dibs”
Cartoon by Elijah Greiner (C’22).
Managing the storm: A letter by a clumsy student
By Robert MohrStaff Writer The first Sewanee snow of the year presents a flurry of experiences for students: freezing cold, unimpressive snowfall, and the opportunity
Sewanee students learn how to “get a job saving the planet”
By Helena KilburnStaff Writer With its vast natural land and its remarkable environmental programs, Sewanee is known for its ability to educate the environmental leaders
State of Sewanee: the Greek and the geek
By Anna MannEditor-In-Chief For the past three years, I’ve joked that I “rushed The Purple” when people ask about my involvement in Greek life. I