Meridith FrazeeContributing Writer When I received word of the September 4 COVID policy update, I was living in an isolation space provided by the University.
Category: Opinions
A Funeral Dirge for Bacchus
By Kristopher KennedyContributing Writer When I arrived on campus for PRE this year, my orientation group — or ‘family’ — was nicknamed the “Magic School
Armentrout House Sits Empty
In an opinion submitted to the Purple, students of the Greenhouse call for a return to a permanent home for the environment/sustainability community on central
I know what it’s like too
TW: Sexual assault Michaela James-ThrowerExecutive Staff I was screaming in a cornerI was crying and yellingAnd no one heard meAnd he had already been through
Why are so many students leaving?
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
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