On Sept. 25, British dance-pop duo Disclosure released their sophomore album, Caracal, in standard 11-track and “deluxe” 14-track formats on CD, digital download, Spotify, and even vinyl.

The Savannah Disputation

October 9, 2015 Abigail DeGraaf

With a surprising mix of comedy, religion, and hard truths, The Savannah Disputation is a hilarious one-act play written by Evan Smith.

Mountain Affair in Review

October 9, 2015 Regan Huisman

This year’s annual Mountain Affair was one of the best shows yet.

New Art Building Opens

September 25, 2015 Emmy Schollenberger

Last week, classes were held for the first time in the newly completed art building, which was the result of sixteen months of designing, demolition, and construction.

In Defense of Poetry Night: “A Preparation for Silence”

September 25, 2015 Shannon Hunt

"But what if the fine art of reading poetry isn’t so fine after all?"

Apart

September 25, 2015 Andrea Beachley

Art unties the knots and leaves strings of thought strewn across our lives.

The "Wroundtable"

September 25, 2015 Molly Hulsey

Experienced raconteurs, fledgling story-tellers, and “potential writers” are invited to bring their work to the student-led literary group, the Wroundtable.

Theater Department Survives

September 20, 2015 Chris Horton

Almost everyone at Covenant has been to a theatre department production in one form or another—whether it was a musical, a Laugh Track performance, or an intense drama such as “Edith Stein.”

Art and the VMA's

September 20, 2015 Autumn King

MTV’s Video Music Awards (VMAs) have, historically, featured the most current and shocking work in music entertainment since 1984 when Madonna gave her infamous Like a Virgin performance.

This Summer in Music

September 10, 2015 Louis Metcalfe

One of the reasons I love summer is I have all the time I want to listen to new music.

Interview on Waiting for Godot

September 10, 2015 Cacey Williams

Waiting for Godot is an absurdist play written by Samuel Beckett and first published in French in 1949.

Have a Moment with Monet

September 10, 2015 Meghan Earll

This morning I slipped into the passenger seat of my friend's car and coasted down the mountain.

SIP Series: Nina Brock & Gordon Carpenter

April 29, 2015 Molly Hulsey

After producing Covenant’s first New Play Festival as one of the last Theatre graduates, Nina Brock says that the stage has taught her invaluable lessons in leadership, vision, and illumination.

Ed Sheeran

April 29, 2015 Zach Jones

As his world tour continues to play sold-out stadiums in Brazil and the USA, yet another single from Ed Sheeran’s latest album, x (pronounced multiply), is slated to be released soon.

Cultural Clash at the Hunter

April 29, 2015 Liz Simakoff

Combining traditional Japanese woodblock prints with American street art, Gajin Fujita leads viewers into a hybridity of Japanese and American visual culture.