Grace Truett Staff Writer James Elywin Gipson (C ’66) passed away on October 3 of this year as a lifelong member of the Sewanee community.
Tag: Features
Kaylei Goodine offers new approach to campus sexual health
Derby CarlsonExecutive Staff On a chilly Friday afternoon, I met with Kaylei Goodine (C’ 19), the new Deputy Title IX Coordinator. Throughout her time at
Early October Horoscopes
Kristopher KennedyContributing Writer Aries21 March –20 AprilWe know you miss ATO. But you gotta stop spending every Saturday night dancing all alone in the Beer
Professor Spotlight: Cameron Coates
Jose DiazContributing Writer Cameron Coates is a professor in the Philosophy department at Sewanee as well as a PhD candidate at DePaul University. He developed
OG Planning to Make Gowns More Affordable For all
By Derby CarlsonExecutive Staff The Order of the Gown sent out an email on August 19 with the subject of: Gown Relief Fund Application. The
How to choose a major: advice from professors and students
By Davis Clark Staff Writer College, for many people, is a time of freedom and autonomy. However, this liberation comes with hard decisions, especially
Local chef on the rise
By Issam Bahour Staff Writer Noah Gilliam is currently the Omelet Chef at Sewanee’s McClurg Dining Hall. Gilliam hails from Chattanooga, Tennessee and currently has
Prōfectus: The Sewanee Purple’s Alysse Schultheis
By Lam Ho Executive Editor Today the last issue of The Sewanee Purple circulates on the Domain, marking the end of the two terms of
A YikYak Thanksgiving and other Stories
By Joshua Colton Treadwell Staff Writer Sewanee students gave thanks on YikYak for being a Tiger before heading off for Thanksgiving break. Many yaks highlighted
Food truck frenzy drives its way to Sewanee
By Alysse Schultheis Editor-in-Chief Photo courtesy of sewanee.edu Many students got to experience the glorious food from Shenanigans this past weekend without having to walk