Student Organ of the University of the South
Hannah Burt, Contributing Writer Annelise Matthiesen, Staff Writer On Sept. 17th, Sewanee’s Greek life community celebrated Shake Day. Seven sororities and ten fraternities distributed their
Anne Bost, Contributing Writer As June crept slowly toward July, temperatures continued to climb and the air grew thick with humidity and disappointment as summer’s
Cate Traywick, Arts and Entertainment Editor “‘Indigo Hallow’ is not a portrait of a place — of Shakerag Hollow — but an intuitive and poetic
Matthew Cowin, Staff Writer Dr. Jane Tully is a current professor of Latin and Classical Archaeology at her alma mater, Sewanee: University of the South.
Frank James Williamson, Junior Editor The Sewanee Purple will continue reporting on campus mold issues. We’d like to hear from anyone with stories and experiences
Ginna Allen, News Editor The recent discovery of three strange, homemade relics in reference to the University’s history in late August and early September has
Eliza Dieck, Opinions Editor On Sept. 25, 2025, the Sewanee Volunteer Fire Department (SVFD) received a Certificate of Appreciation from Tennessee Governor Bill Lee for
Dear Readers, I’m really proud of our second issue of the semester. We’ve got a number of well-written and engaging articles, including a piece on
Irene Boehm, Sports Editor Building on a rich tradition of school pride, the Sewanee Athletics Department recently introduced a new visual identity that reflects the
Eliza Dieck, Opinions Editor On Sept. 18, The Roberson Project invited Patrick Weems and Jesse Jaynes-Diming to speak about their scholarship and work at the