Macye Farrar Contributing Writer Correction: In the print edition of this article, The Purple incorrectly identified the person the boat is being renamed for. This
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Running the Mountain: Sewanee’s New Cross-Country Course
Vivian Bravo Contributing Writer This fall, Sewanee will proudly open its first ever cross-country course. The 2,000 yard loop, located beyond the equestrian center, is
The Sewanee Cycling Team: the University’s New Club Sport
Andrew Stacey Contributing Writer This article is an expanded and edited version of a previously published article in the print edition of The Sewanee Purple.
Q&A with Sewanee Director of Athletics John Shackleford
Smith Cochran Sports Editor The Sewanee Purple interviewed John Shackleford, Director of Athletics, to look over the new developments, renovations, and hires in Sewanee athletics.
The Closing of Birmingham-Southern: How it Impacts Sewanee Sports
Smith Cochran Sports Editor Birmingham-Southern College (BSC) announced it will be closing its doors indefinitely after the conclusion of this academic year. For Sewanee, this
Brianna Fee Named All-American: Rewriting History in Sewanee Soccer
Natalia Evans Contributing Writer The 2023-24 Women’s Soccer Team made Sewanee history this year. A testament to a strong coaching staff and committed players, this
Former Sewanee Basketball Coach Found in Violation of NCAA Betting Rules
Smith Cochran Sports Editor Former Sewanee Women’s Basketball Brody Curry (C ’17) was found in violation of NCAA sports betting rules on an NCAA report
Sports Results
Caroline Winslow Layout Editor January 28 W 78-76 Women’s Basketball @ Hendrix College L 57-70 Men’s Basketball @ Hendrix College February 2 L 80-85 Women’s
Freshmen Feeling the Pressure
Kabal Caldwell Contributing Writer Being a college student athlete is no easy task. With workouts, classes, practices, road trips, and studying, student athletes have minimal
Name, Image and Likeness from a Division III Perspective
Smith Cochran Sports Editor Sewanee Tavern owner Jimmy Wilson was baffled when a senior football player called him with a business proposition: he could be