Student Organ of the University of the South
By Madison SellersExecutive Staff Students have begun receiving information related to study abroad programs for the spring, summer, and fall semesters for 2021, though it
Christopher Talbot (C’23, left) as Octave, Lucius Atherton (C’23, center) as Leandre, and Finn Gallagher (C’21, right) as Scapin. Photo by Rob Mohr (C’22). By
By Amelia LeaphartExecutive Staff After months of students and faculty sacrificing in-person classes, family visits, and trips off-campus in order to “protect the bubble,” the
Vice-Chancellor Brigety speaks at the Sewanee Debate Union’s debate in Convocation Hall. Photo by Sambhav Bansal (C’23). By Maggie LorenzenContributing Writer On Tuesday, October 27,
By Claire SmithExecutive Editor Next semester, the University will establish its own on-campus testing lab for processing COVID-19 tests. The Sewanee Molecular Diagnostics Lab will
By Emma MillingContributing Writer The Socially Conscious Investment Club (SoCo), “a student run club that is all about promoting transparency of the University’s endowment and
“Pay thy neighbor,” demands a poster in favor of raising employee wages. Photo by Colton Williams (C’21), poster design by Sewanee Young Democratic Socialists. By
Image courtesy of the Biden Campaign. By The Sewanee Purple’s Executive Staff The Sewanee Purple endorses Joe Biden as the next president of the United
Promotional poster for Please Stand by for Further Instruction, designed by Collins. By MK SayeExecutive Staff When I heard that Dakota Collins (C’22) had released
Image courtesy of The New York Times. By Maggie LorenzenContributing Writer As students ended their eighth week on campus, familiar sights and settings continued to