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Meredith Williams Arts and Entertainment Editor Art has always been a means of capturing the beauty of our surroundings, and few genres accomplish this effectively
Peyton Hassinger Features Editor This past week, as I was driving up Highway 41 from Cowan, I noticed that looming, white mansion sitting atop the
Daphne Nwobike Staff Writer Having multiple majors is not a novelty, especially at a school as rigorous as Sewanee, where students are passionate about combining
Kylee Sanders Junior Editor During Installation week for the newest vice-chancellor, many events were held, including a reception and book launch to celebrate the career
Everett Ackley Contributing Writer The Green Fund, also known as the Green Fee, has had a long history at Sewanee. According to its website, this
Meg Butler News Editor Sewanee plans to build a new apartment complex for faculty and staff on Highway 41 at the Alabama Avenue intersection. Sewanee
Lizzy Donker Junior Editor Rob Pearigen (C ‘76) was installed as Sewanee’s Eighteenth Vice-Chancellor this past Thursday, October 19. His installation was marked by a
Rebecca Cole Editor-in-Chief After receiving an honorary degree at Fall Convocation earlier this month, Malcolm Holzman provided The Purple with a statement about his experience.
Dear readers, I hope everyone had a restful Fall Break and is enjoying being back on the mountain. With last week’s festivities surrounding the Installation
Caroline Winslow Layout Editor September 24 7th of 15 Women’s Golf vs. Montgomery Women’s Intercollegiate 2nd of 8 Equestrian (IHSA) vs. Sewanee Fall Show September