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Ridge Trail dedicated in honor of Dr. Bran Potter

November 25, 2019 thesewaneepurple

Bran Potter celebrates the dedication of “Potter’s Ridge Trail” with his wife, Cindy. Photos courtesy of Buck Butler (C’89). By Vanessa MossExecutive Staff For decades,

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Ninth-annual Gallery Walk connects art department

November 11, 2019 thesewaneepurple

Cameron Noel (C’21) performs in front of Diedrick Brackens’ tapestry, “American Wedding.” Photos by Lucy Wimmer (C’21). By Lucy WimmerExecutive Staff Nine years ago, the

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Sewanee celebrates 50 years of co-education during Homecoming

November 10, 2019 thesewaneepurple

Sewanee women gather at the McGriff Alumni House during this year’s Homecoming celebration. By Vanessa Moss and Claire CrowExecutive Staff Since 1969, female presence on

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‘Mine 21’ wins Austen Riggs Erickson prize for Mental Health Media

October 29, 2019 thesewaneepurple

Pictured: Kelsey Arbuckle (C’19) and Alexa Fults (C’21), both featured in the Mine 21 documentary. Photos courtesy of Fults. By Anna MannEditor-in-Chief Alexa Fults (C’21)

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Ralston Room focuses on visibility in 2019-2020 term

October 28, 2019 thesewaneepurple

Wilder McCoy (C’20) conducts a Bossa nova listening session in the Ralston Room. Photo by Robert Mohr (C’21). By Robert MohrStaff Writer On Friday, September

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Three students accepted into national CLS program for the first time in seven years

March 11, 2019 thesewaneepurple

CLS recipients Lala Hilizah (C’21), Campbell Stuart (C’20), and Jasmine Huang (C’21). Photo by Klarke Stricklen (C’22). By Klarke StricklenJunior Editor The Critical Language Scholarship

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Carnegie Hall renovations to affect six departments

December 10, 2018 thesewaneepurple

Carnegie Hall. Photo courtesy of google images. Anna MannExecutive Editor New details have emerged concerning the University’s plan to renovate Carnegie Hall. According to Terry Papillon,

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Cabaret captivates and chills with sold-out shows

November 1, 2018 thesewaneepurple

Karissa Wheeler (C’19) as Sally Bowles. Photo by Buck Butler (C’89). By Mandy Moe Pwint Tu Executive Staff Tristan Ketcham (C’21) had terrible stage fright in

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Sewanee community reacts to removal of Confederacy seal from window in All Saints’ Chapel

October 15, 2018 thesewaneepurple

The three iterations of the seal, chronologically. Photos by Luke Williamson (C’21). By Luke Williamson Executive Staff At the beginning of October, Vice-Chancellor John McCardell

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Vice-Chancellor unveils new EQB monument

October 1, 2018 thesewaneepurple

The new EQB monument. Photo by Matt Hembree (C’20). By Jasmine Huang Junior Editor Speaking to a small crowd, Vice-Chancellor John McCardell gave a few

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New South Asian student association on campus

April 14, 2013 thesewaneepurple

By Leah Terry This semester, The South Asian Student Association (SASA), has commenced as a new club on campus. The purpose of SASA is

Chief Scientist on the Obama 2012 Campaign speaks at annual Sherwood Ebey Lecture

April 14, 2013 thesewaneepurple

By Shari Balouchi Sewanee graduate Rayid Ghani (C’99) gave this year’s Sherwood Ebey Lecture, an endowed lectureship dedicated to making mathematical ideas accessible to

Campus Wi-Fi Update

April 11, 2013 thesewaneepurple

by Emmy Walters Since August, Sewanee’s Information Technology Services (ITS) has been working on a $900,000 upgrade for the campus network. These plans include improved

Women’s Center brings Tennessee Supreme Court justices to campus

April 11, 2013 thesewaneepurple

by Katie Lafferrandre On Feb. 8, the Women’s Center proudly hosted three intelligent and inspiring Tennessee Supreme Court justices: Janice M. Holder, Cornelia A. Clark,

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