Mary Alice Pierce Contributing Writer Until October 31, the University Art Gallery is presenting The Essence of Their Ticking, which celebrates the works of former
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Celebrating Chinese Culture: Sewanee’s Mid-Autumn Festival
Sophia Mertson Contributing Writer The Mid-Autumn Festival (or Zhongqiu Jie in Chinese) marks the beginning of the harvest and emphasizes the importance of family in
Designing a Legacy: In Conversation with Stuart Weitzman, Humphreys Entrepreneur-in-Residence
Daphne Nwobike Staff Writer On Monday, September 9, the Babson Center of Global Commerce invited Stuart Weitzman, the Humphreys Entrepreneur-in-Residence, to share the details of
‘Sacred with Spilled Blood’: Indigenous People’s Day and Remembrance
On October 14, the School of Theology’s Diversity and Reconciliation (D&R) Committee will be hosting three events across campus to commemorate and remember Indigenous People’s
SOP Kicks Off: Sewanee Outing Programs’ first adventure
Sophia Mertson Contributing Writer The Sewanee Outing Program (SOP) had an adventure-packed weekend to kick off the new school year, opening the weekend with a
New Plays in Two Days!
Meredith Williams Arts and Entertainment Editor Ella Mitchell Photo Editor On September 5, 2024, a group of Sewanee students gathered in the lobby of the
Sewaneroo Photo Gallery
All the photos in this photo gallery were taken by The Sewanee Purple photography editor Ella Mitchell.
Sewaneroo Music Recap 2024: Exclusive Interview with Moon Taxi
Meredith Williams, Arts and Entertainment Editor Chloe Wright, Junior Editor “We love coming out here, Sewanee! Y’all know how to party,” Trevor Terndrup, lead singer
Blue Monarch Field Day: Monteagle-Sewanee Rotary Club Partners with Sewanee Greek Life
On April 13, more than sixty members from nine fraternities and sororities at the University participated in the first annual Field Day at Blue Monarch.
Take Back the Night: A Brief Overview of Its National and Sewanee History
Alec Massey Features Editor Rock band concerts, candlelight vigils, and witch hats may seem to not fit together, but they all played a role in