Student Organ of the University of the South
Photo courtesy of en.alalam.ir By Sarah Minnear Staff Writer On Tuesday September 8, Drs. McDonough, DiBiasie, Roberts, and Nimis participated in a panel where they
By Robert Beeland Staff Writer “The Trump.” I would say “love him or hate him,” but you already know you love him. Huh? What’s that
By Taylor Morris Staff Writer I am lucky enough to be able to write this article from the perspective of a “winner,” though I’ll admit
Photo by Robert Beeland By Robert Beeland Staff Writer On September 12, Sewanee’s own Purple Haze Rugby Club defeated Covenant’s ham-handed squad by a margin
By Evans Ousley Staff Writer Fowler Center was filled with overwhelming roars coming from the Juhan Gymnasium on Friday, September 11 while Sewanee fans cheered
By Maren Johnson Staff Writer Everyone on campus knows the Purple Haze name, many have been to at least one Haze game, and some have
Photo by Connor Flood By Quang Tran Staff Writer The Board of Regents has approved to move the School of Theology to a new location in
By Fleming Smith Executive Staff Sewanee’s first-year program “Finding Your Place” recently completed its third year. The ten-day experience ended with a “Berry Symposium” featuring
Photo courtesy of sewanee.edu By Kurt Delay Staff writer Hushed whispers in the corridors of Spencer Hall have for months rumored of new faculty in
By Lauren Patterson Staff Writer The new University Farm Manager Carolyn Hoagland is leading the way for a revived, renewed, and ultra-sustainable farm and garden.