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by Dylan Greer Staff Writer Midway through the Advent Semester of 2013, Sewanee broke ground on the construction of eight townhouses in two locations that
by InSoo Lee Staff WriterEach new school year brings many changes. This year, Health Services and Counseling Services combined to create the Wellness Center. The
by InSoo Lee Staff Writer Starting this year, Residential Life is reorganizing its office. Kate Reed (C’08), the Assistant Director of Residential Life has not
by Marion Givahn Staff Writer With the start of the school year, there are new faces experiencing new changes. However, a change that affects all
by Bess Pearson Staff Writer How safe are you at Sewanee? While many feel secure on the Domain, frequent sexual assault erodes the sense of
by Taylor Morris Executive Staff The Sewanee Purple is proud to present “Writing Center Reflections,” a series of articles by student writing tutors about some
by Page Forrest Junior Editor More often than not, freshmen are terrified about getting involved on campus. Finding enough people together to fill one table
by Kelly Caviness Staff Writer Summer 2014 proved to be a monumental season for Sewanee and All Saints’ Chapel, as well as for alumna Kathryn
by Chris Murphree Staff Writer As students return to the daily grind of classes, clubs, and activities, it is important to remember we don’t do
by David Losson Staff Writer This autumn, Sewanee welcomes two new language professors: Michael Wairungu and Sara Nimis. The pair join the burgeoning International and