Photo courtesy of Sewanee Purple Archives Photo courtesy of Laurie Jarret Rogers (C’ 85) and Penn Rogers (C’ 72) John Winkelman (C’ 71) and William
Photo courtesy of Sewanee Purple Archives Photo courtesy of Laurie Jarret Rogers (C’ 85) and Penn Rogers (C’ 72) John Winkelman (C’ 71) and William
Camille Pfister Editor in Chief The voices quiet down as the lights dim. Fabric drapes over the ceiling and strings of broken mirrors hang down.
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
Camille Pfister Editor in Chief On October 17, Sewanee alumnus and published author Robert Kuehnle (C’ 68) will be returning to the Mountain to speak
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
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
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
The photo is of a Sewanee party last weekend where IDs and wristbands were used. Brendan Downes News Editor Despite the bad weather, parents’ weekend
Elizabeth McMahon Contributing Writer As we move closer to midterms, and become more familiar with the faces of the class of 2028, we should see
Grace Reichenau Contributing Writer Ansley Tillman (C’ 28) is a freshman from Spring Hill, Tennessee, and one of the harpists in the Sewanee Symphony Orchestra.