Sydney WrayContributing Writer It’s the time of year when the changing leaves fall to the ground, their orange and yellow swirls littering the sidewalks of

Sydney WrayContributing Writer It’s the time of year when the changing leaves fall to the ground, their orange and yellow swirls littering the sidewalks of
Derby CarlsonExecutive Staff Aries: It’s a Wednesday night. The fog has rolled in and an owl hoots every few seconds. You walk by the dead
Elliott RobinsonExecutive Staff Back in April, I received an email from the Office of Residential Life asking the student body to apply to be an
Dr. Woody Register The University of the South — its students, alumni, local residents, and employees on the faculty and across its many offices and
Camille PfisterExecutive Staff It’s been a rough start to the semester, and student mental health is taking a massive hit. After a year of chaotic,
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.
By Kristopher KennedyContributing Writer When I arrived on campus for PRE this year, my orientation group — or ‘family’ — was nicknamed the “Magic School
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
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
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