On November 14 Sewanee's Ridge Trail descending into Lost Cove was dedicated to Dr. Bran Potter as Potter's Ridge Trail.

“The number of people coming to Sewanee to value its beauty and uniqueness is growing,” explained Dr. Amy Turner, director of the OESS.

Female persistence and achievement at Sewanee was celebrated this homecoming weekend through the 50 Years of Women commemoration.

“By supporting local farmers today, you are helping to ensure that there will be farms in your community tomorrow,” said Chef Rick Wright.

“The SOP gave me the tools to explore on my own terms,” he explained.

How does a liberal arts school which prides itself on fostering creativity provide for its musical students?

First published by the Sewanee Purple, 04-23-2019. It’s as if you plucked a bar from Nashville’s Broadway strip on a Friday night (and...

First published by the Sewanee Purple, 04-11-2019. “Rock and roll,” she started, pouring a shot of Tennessee whiskey and pausing to knock...

First published by the Sewanee Purple, 04-08-2019. Almost thirty students, faculty, and community members stood together on Monday, March...

First published by the Sewanee Purple, 03-13-2019. If you have spent much time at all in Spencer or Woods, you have likely heard of an...

How increased flooding events are impacting a Sewanee agricultural family.

First published by the Sewanee Purple, 02-28-2019. Shakespeare’s Taming of the Shrew will open at the Tennessee Williams Center on March...

First published by the Sewanee Purple, 10-25-2016. Early in the morning of September 27, a Sewanee leaseholder was taking a daybreak...

First published by the Sewanee Purple, 10-02-2016. Max Fraser, a Ph.D. candidate in American History at Yale University, reflected on the...