"We sat on the hillside wrapped in quilts and sleeping bags, stocking caps pulled tightly down over our ears to keep out the intermittent stabs of wind."
Read more"And Again" SIP Show
The small gallery space filled quickly, generating excited chatter in response to the diverse pieces.
Read moreAn Ode
What is this alien elixir? What is this cocoa concoction?
Read moreSon Lux Concert
On April 6, 2016, Son Lux will be at Covenant College’s Bakertree Festival.
It’s kind of a big deal.
Read moreA Few Words on Batman vs. Superman
It was a surreal experience watching Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice, and even after leaving the theatre I must say there’s nothing else like it.
Read moreTV Revivals in the New Golden Age
Have we all collectively lost our minds?
Read moreJessica Jones Review
What’s not to love about a female-driven superhero story that addresses issues of power, control, and abuse?
Read moreChattanooga Film Festival
If Chattanooga doesn’t count as an artistic city, I don’t know what does.
Read moreCovenant College Theatre Presents: The Morning After
Through a collection of varied scenes and musical scores, The Morning After pushes sexuality—often one of the most taboo and yet most critical of topics—out into the spotlight.
Read moreNot a Review of The Life of Pablo
Despite this month’s release of Kanye West’s long anticipated album, The Life of Pablo, there will be no review for the album.
Read moreDeadpool Review
Deadpool, Marvel’s latest film to hit theaters, came out on Friday, Feb. 12, and made $132.2 million on its opening weekend.
Read moreThe Vagina Monologues
The Vagina Monologues has been a fixture of feminist iconography since its opening in 1996.
Read moreMoreau Review
Covenant College Theatre Department’s production of Moreau by Sean Gaffney opened last weekend, inviting audiences onto an island where scientist Dr. Moreau is conducting questionable experiments.
Read moreCovenant Theatre Presents: Moreau
The play, a sci-fi thriller based on H.G. Well’s novel, The Island of Dr. Moreau, addresses the fears that arose with Darwinism and scientific innovation at the turn of the 20th century.
Read moreBusiness as an Art of Storytelling
Business fascinates me because it is highly integrative.
Read moreThat Dragon, Cancer
The next level of the game loads, and my character is sitting in a dark hospital room.
Read moreA Combat Boots Chronicle
My first experience with combat boots was a bit like Mia from The Princess Diaries.
Read moreOscars Diversity Crisis Sparks Academy Reform
This year’s all-white lineup of Oscar acting nominations has caused a number of film celebs to call out the apparent underrepresentation of ethnic minorities in the Academy.
Read moreSIP Show Series: Meditation
On Thursday, Jan. 21, three graduated art majors returned to campus to present their Senior Integration Projects after a quarter inch of ice froze campus activity on Wednesday, delaying the show.
Read moreThank God for Girls
Most people have at least three or four Weezer songs that they like and another half dozen they might recognize, which is just enough to justify yelping “I love Weezer!” whenever the band is mentioned.
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