Student Organ of the University of the South
by Lam Ho This year, about five hundred incoming freshman were asked to read Professor David Haskell’s The Forest Unseen. The book describes one square
by Annie Adams In an attempt to shed some light on the mysterious operations of McClurg Dining Hall, the Purple is beginning regular profiles on
by Mac Bailey The spell of bad-luck associated with Friday the 13th was broken with the day’s Garden Party at the Green House. All were
by Taylor Morris A new student organization is beginning to take hold of the Sewanee community, called Sewanee Interfaith (SI). This club, sponsored by the
by Shari Balouchi The Women’s Center has become a strong force across campus, evidenced by this semester’s first Pinnacle Luncheon held at the Women’s Center
by Kelly Ann Graff The Blind Boys of Alabama shook up the Guerry Auditorium with their performance on Friday September 21.This concert marked the end
by Chris Murphree The crisp air of a Sewanee Sunday. The pleasant aroma of popcorn. The sounds of light jazz music. Such was the scene
by Katie Lafferrandre As Professor Hastings Hensel, grinning, began to introduce poets Maurice Manning and Rodney Jones, the English majors in the room all felt
by Alyson Plasterer On Tuesday, September 18, the Tennessee Williams Center held a reading of Elyzabeth Gregory Wilder’s newest work: A Requiem for August Moon.
by Pagie Wilson In tandem with the Sewanee Performing Arts Series and Theatre Sewanee, Monica Bill Barnes & Company performed at the Tennessee Williams Center