Obscenities are used. Sewanee: a quaint, charming little town where everyone knows your name, or at least your dog’s. You’d think that small-town familiarity would
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Staff Spotlight: Kevin Fouts
Matthew Cowin Staff Writer Correction: Dr. Kristen Cecala was misidentified in an earlier draft. The Purple apologies for this error. Mr. Kevin Fouts is the
Sewanee’s Age Old FYP
Sanjana Priyonti Contributing Writer In the humid, crowded Convocation Hall, 100 wide-eyed first-years gathered, bleary-eyed yet eager, attending early morning plenaries as part of Sewanee’s
Unheard Grievances: The Sewanee Sand Quarry Hearing and its Repercussions
Sophia Mertson Staff Writer Sewanee is known for being environmentally conscious, surrounded by the Domain and all the hiking trails and hidden natural treasures. There
From the Recycling Bin to the Landfill: Sewanee’s Sustainability Problem
Tom Walker Junior Editor A reasonable person would probably assume that what they put into a blue recycling bin gets recycled, but, at Sewanee, that
Where’s the First Amendment?
Does Sewanee’s protest policy limit student voices? Camille Pfister Editor-in-chief Sewanee’s administration has a problem with student input. Students at Sewanee spend a lot of
Provost Scott Wilson’s Responses to Question from The Purple Regarding Posting and Peaceful Assembly Policies
Was there student input on these new policies? Who was it/which student organizations were involved? In September 2023, I asked a task force to work
Be Nice or Leave: Tales from the Front Lines of Sewanee’s Service Industry
Obscenities are used. Sewanee: a quaint, charming little town where everyone knows your name, or at least your dog’s. You’d think that small-town familiarity would
Voting as a College Student: “Why Is It So Hard?”
Morgan Jennings Contributing Writer Let’s cut to the chase: voting as a college student in the state of Tennessee can be difficult. As in many
Artist of the Week: Natalie Turnage (C’ 27)
Meredith Williams Arts and Entertainment Editor As the curtains rise on Sewanee’s upcoming musical, Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812, all eyes will