Student Organ of the University of the South
Ahmad Ijaz Arts and Entertainment EditorCover photo by Beylie Ivanhoe (C’24) Sewaneroo is always a special day for Sewanee’s music scene, filled with exquisite performances
Amelia Leaphart Editor-in-chief Although the hiring freeze began in March 2020, allowing hiring for only temporary, visiting positions, the freeze has continued for over two years,
Dear readers, I would like to dedicate this letter to The Purple’s new and returning staff, as well as the contributing writers from the student
Emma Howell Layout Editor One of the biggest selling points Sewanee offered when I was first applying here- other than the gowns (stifling!), the goats (cute!),
Camille Pfister Junior Editor The stage was set. Music played in the background as attendees excitedly took their seats. The lights dimmed and the show began.
Amelia Leaphart Editor-in-chief After having the privilege to meet writer Azareen Van der Vliet Oloomi in a classroom setting when she visited campus in February, I
KR Stiegler Contributing Writer In late January of 2019, former executive staff member Max Saltman (C’21) published a critique of the rush process at Sewanee, declaring
Vivian Hodges Sports Editor The Sewanee Women’s Club Rugby team is not only a sport for the Purple Haze members, it’s a sense of camaraderie, of
Emma Howell Layout Editor Perpetual Motion, Sewanee’s biannual student-run dance show, concluded its first run in two years this Sunday. As was the case with many
Ahmad Ijaz Arts & Entertainment Editor This year, the Babson Center for Global Commerce welcomed Humphreys’ Entrepreneur-in-Residence, Lindsey McCoy (C ‘96) to campus for two days