Student Organ of the University of the South
Tom Walker Junior Editor A reasonable person would probably assume that what they put into a blue recycling bin gets recycled, but, at Sewanee, that
Camille Pfister Editor in Chief On October 17, Sewanee alumnus and published author Robert Kuehnle (C’ 68) will be returning to the Mountain to speak
Chase Raynor Contributing Writer “All visible objects are but pasteboard masks.” – Captain Ahab What were you doing during the pandemic? Studying, working remotely? During
Macye Farrar Contributing Writer Correction: In the print edition of this article, The Purple incorrectly identified the person the boat is being renamed for. This
Does Sewanee’s protest policy limit student voices? Camille Pfister Editor-in-chief Sewanee’s administration has a problem with student input. Students at Sewanee spend a lot of
The New Moon in Libra has arrived, and a solar eclipse. Libra is the sign of aesthetics and refinement so set the scene for connection
Was there student input on these new policies? Who was it/which student organizations were involved? In September 2023, I asked a task force to work
Obscenities are used. Sewanee: a quaint, charming little town where everyone knows your name, or at least your dog’s. You’d think that small-town familiarity would
Morgan Jennings Contributing Writer Let’s cut to the chase: voting as a college student in the state of Tennessee can be difficult. As in many
Camille Pfister Editor in Chief Major spoilers for Season 3 of Heartstopper TW: Discussions of ED and OCD Fall is slowly approaching and sometimes all