An absurdist comedy, “Waiting for Godot” is a play in two acts written by Samuel Beckett in 1952.
Read moreSicario Review
Whenever there’s an R rating and a vague government FBI drug story, I find myself frantically looking around for a friend to drag along with me so I won’t be alone at 12:30 a.m.
Read moreOpera Scenes
Next semester, the class Opera Scenes (MUS 250) will be taught by Professor David Tahere.
Read moreHello. It's Me.
She’s back, ladies and gentlemen. Our favorite cat-eyed pop singer has won our hearts yet again.
Read moreAndreas Klein Concert
On Thursday, Nov. 5, Covenant’s music department welcomes its second guest performer of the semester.
Read moreThe Moon Embracing the Sun
It has something for everyone, and with twenty episodes averaging an hour each, you won’t have to deal with series withdrawal any time soon.
Read moreRace to the Oscars
An Oscar win boosts the careers of everyone involved in the film, and leads to more films of that type, or with those stars, in the future.
Read moreDifficulties in Transition
What do all these things mean and why are they here in our gallery?
Read moreGlowing
A little man small and round...
Read moreAutumn Eternal Review
Black metal has an identity crisis.
Read morePost-Rock Grows Up
Bring Me the Horizon released their fifth album, That’s the Spirit on Sept. 11, 2015.
Read moreThe Skeleton Twins Review
“The Skeleton Twins,” directed by Craig Johnson, grapples with ambiguous moral questions with few moments of comic relief.
Read moreThe Savannah Disputation
With a surprising mix of comedy, religion, and hard truths, The Savannah Disputation is a hilarious one-act play written by Evan Smith.
Read moreMountain Affair in Review
This year’s annual Mountain Affair was one of the best shows yet.
Read moreCaracal Album Review
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.
Read moreNew Art Building Opens
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.
Read moreIn Defense of Poetry Night: “A Preparation for Silence”
"But what if the fine art of reading poetry isn’t so fine after all?"
Read moreApart
Art unties the knots and leaves strings of thought strewn across our lives.
Read moreThe "Wroundtable"
Experienced raconteurs, fledgling story-tellers, and “potential writers” are invited to bring their work to the student-led literary group, the Wroundtable.
Read moreTheater Department Survives
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.”
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