By Simon Boes Executive Staff Is it weird if I eat my Spaghetti-O’s cold? I just prefer them that way. –Pampered in Philips If you
Category: Opinions
Peeping Mom: An opinion of dorm mothers
By Beverley Catlett Contributing Writer Sewanee’s recent decision to begin a cycle of replacing dorm matrons with student proctors has left some students asking, “What
Sewanee, Repent
The Rev. Robert Beazley Contributing Writer Third Sunday in Lent-Luke 13:1-9 At that very time there were some present who told him about the Galileans
Tennessee must protect students’ First Amendment rights
Photo courtesy of The Atlantic Photo courtesy of The Washington Post By Page Forrest Managing Editor In January, two students at Mount St. Mary’s University
What I learned in Sex-Ed
Photo by Kimberly Williams (C’17) By Rachel Chu Contributing Writer At my all-girls high school, our athletic director and the school counselor taught sex-ed. They
State of Sewanee: The power of the gown
Alec Hill (C’16) is the president of the Order of the Gownsmen. By Alec Hill Contributing Writer Except for a few recent days or half-days
Going dark on Greek life: Dropping a sorority
By Frances Marion Givhan Executive Staff Well, a year has passed since my last article about Greek life, and I find myself in a vastly
Simon Says: Your insight into what Boes knows
By Simon Boes Executive Staff Q: My Greek organization is not everything I expected it to be. Should I drop it? –Crazy in Courts A:
Diversity at the Oscars: What’s wrong with Hollywood?
By Robert Beeland Executive Editor This upcoming Sunday, February 28, the 88th annual Academy Awards will be hosted in Los Angeles, California amidst an unsettling
The Sewanee Purple asks: How has Sewanee changed us?
By Simon Boes Executive Staff Most Sewanee students call the The University of the South their favorite place in the world. It may take a