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By Simon Boes Executive Staff Q: My room was the party room this semester, but next semester I will live so far from main campus
In order to get a deeper look at what goes on during Sewanee’s most infamous party weekend, The Sewanee Purple gathers hourly snippets of what
By Loren Ketelsen Contributing Writer The “Sewanee Bubble” can be simultaneously comforting and blinding. I love the Sewanee bubble because I am not scared to
Julian (Jewlz) Humphrey-Davis (C’16) is the student body president. By Jewlz Humphrey-Davis Contributing Writer My favorite study spot on campus is All Saints’ Chapel. There’s
By Frances Marion Givhan and Becca Hannigan Staff Writers On the stage by Lake Cheston on Saturday, April 23, there stood six musicians, two life-sized
By Kelsey Siegler Staff Writer Photo of Pippa Browne’s work by Lam Ho (C’17) On April 11 in Gailor Auditorium, a lecture occurred on “‘The
By Grayson Ruhl Executive Staff On Thursday, April 7, the Writing House hosted Performance Night, an opportunity for Sewanee students to showcase their talents. Performance
By Fleming Smith Junior Editor Photo by Lam Ho (C’17) On April 22 in All Saints’ Chapel, the Sewanee Symphony Orchestra and the University Choir
By Lam Ho Editor-in-Chief Kathryn Willgus (C’16) recently received the Fulbright Scholarship for an English Teaching Assistantship in Russia. This marks the seventh consecutive year
By Robert Beeland Executive Editor Lauren Lyons (C’16), a philosophy and history double-major, has just been awarded a Watson Fellowship and will receive $30,000 to