This month’s spotlight is junior Lucy Green, well-known on campus for her amazing pants and unique style. I first asked her how she generally puts her outfits together in the morning (everyone starts with one piece of the outfit), and for Green it’s always the pants.

Hallie-Blair Quatro

Ellie Brown

Table Manners

Ellie Brown

he body is made to heal itself

when part of it is wounded, just as

the church is made to stay, abiding

when one of its members begins to fall.

Ellie Brown

Eden Anyabwile and Andie Krispin

Dr. Weichbrodt's “Looking Justly: Photography, Race, and Gender”

Eden Anyabwile and Andie Krispin

For the past few years, the Camp House, a coffee shop and venue in downtown Chattanooga, has been hosting Theology on Tap, a monthly series which hosts Christian thinkers from all over the country. These thinkers range from pastors to authors to Covenant’s own Dr. Elissa Weichbrodt.

Eden Anyabwile and Andie Krispin

Ellie Hitchcock

Bohemian Rhapsody

Ellie Hitchcock

“Bohemian Rhapsody” is a recently released drama following one of Britain’s most celebrated musical exports in the world: the band, Queen. Directed by Bryan Singer, the film follows the band’s rise to fame and celebrates the intense influence that they have forever left in the world of Rock and Roll during the 1970-80s.

Ellie Hitchcock

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Sarah Dreher

The Christian Party in America?

Sarah Dreher

As Christians, we are supposed to find our identity in Christ above all else. Above jobs, above social status, above wealth, above family, above nationality, and especially above political party.

Sarah Dreher

Kaity Shelley

Prescription Drug Ads: Out of Control, Out of Our Minds

Kaity Shelley

On an average evening in my family’s abode, my family and I turn our attention to the comedy series airing and amongst our laughs comes the ceaseless string of direct-to-consumer (DTC) prescription drug ads. Brightly colored environments with smiling patients promote treatment as if the pills can fix everyone’s ailments, and we all buy into it.

Kaity Shelley

Cade Horton

Does God Still Work Miracles

Cade Horton

One week before I left for Covenant College in 2018, my grandfather told me that he had a lump in his throat that had been causing him pain for two years. The pain had become so severe that he could barely speak above a whisper and had to stop teaching classes at church.

Cade Horton

Ian Banks

Is Covenant College a Healthy Democracy?

Ian Banks

Since my first senate election cycle in fall of 2016, there has always been at least one major Senate position which was uncontested. This came to a head in the most recent election cycle, when four major Senate positions were uncontested: Student Body President, Vice President, CAB Director, and Communications Director.

Ian Banks

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Will Kirkpatrick

The Good, the Bad, and the Petty

Will Kirkpatrick

Lebrrrooooooooooooooooonnnn James. The greatest player on the planet showed the world how good he can be by putting together one of the most impressive single performances on a basketball court in recent memory. On the eighteenth night of November the G.O.A.T. returned to Miami where he had yet to seize a victory since he left the Heat four years ago. That would change very soon.

Will Kirkpatrick

Nate Plating

Scots Basketball Preview

Nate Plating

You’ve heard the creak of the hardwood, the bounce of the ball, and the swishing of the net, so you surely know what time of year is upon us—that’s right, it’s basketball season. With new faces on both the men’s and women’s teams, it’s bound to be a good one.

Nate Plating

Will Kirkpatrick

The Good, the Bad, and the Petty

Will Kirkpatrick

Another issue of the Bagpipe, another entry of the Good, the Bad, and the Petty of the NBA. The past two weeks have been very eventful in the world’s best league and I just can’t wait to break it all down right here.

Will Kirkpatrick

Nate Plating

Scots Mens Soccer Season

Nate Plating

The men’s soccer season came to a close on Saturday following a loss to the Maryville Scots, giving Maryville their second USA South Championship in 3 years. Even with the absence of a championship, Covenant put together one of their best seasons in years. With a 14-6-1 record, they had their first 10 or more win season since the 2014 Championship season.

Nate Plating

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IN THE NEWS:

THE VERDICT:

YES,

to Carter Hall not burning down.

NO,

to thinking Carter Hall was going to burn down.