The stairs are wrapped with holly and with twine;
I paddle from my room, eyes glued with sleep.
Read moreRetrospect Exhibit
As the year comes to a close, ten senior art majors get a chance to reflect on their four years of sculpting, painting, and sketching here at Covenant with the debut of the annual “Retrospect: A Look Back at Past Works” exhibit on November 30th.
Read moreRowling's Not So Fantastic Return to the World of Wizardry
...Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them has given fans yet another opportunity to return to the World of Wizardry... Unfortunately, the film lacks the heart of its precursors.
Read moreArt and Distorting the Face of God
...I feel my peers and I have at times made two false presumptions about art and its role in our lives.
Read moreWayne-o-Rama
Acclaimed multimedia artist Wayne White unveiled his new installation project, Wayne-O-Rama, last Saturday at the Tenn Arts studio on Rossville Avenue.
Read moreFrida Kahlo Painting Rediscovered
Frida Kahlo’s 1929 portrait “Nina con collar” or “Girl with Necklace” hung for 60 years, hidden from the public in the private residence of Kahlo’s assistant.
Read moreHacksaw Ridge: A Redemptive Comeback for Mel Gibson
Finally, Gibson has released his newest directing project: Hacksaw Ridge, a World War II flick featuring the stunning true story of former Chattanooga resident, Desmond Doss.
Read moreHamlet Review
Covenant College’s production of William Shakespeare’s Hamlet, entertained audiences with its fast-paced action and complex characterization on November 11, 12, 18 and 19.
Read moreHighlight on Up & Coming Forest Talk
On October 22, Forest Talk, a new pop-rock band straight out of the“Magic City,” Birmingham Ala. played their first rooftop show at their hometown’s Southern Kitchen and Bar.
Read moreWalking Dead Season 7 Review
On Sunday, October 23, 20.8 million people tuned in to watch AMC’s Season 7 premiere of The Walking Dead: ratings that shattered even those of NFL’s Sunday Night Football that night.
Read moreBob Dylan "Speechless" By Nobel Prize
“If I accept the prize? Of course,” Dylan replied to Sara Danius, Permanent Secretary of the Swedish Academy, when he called the institution in late October.
Read moreCovenant Alumnus Writes Music for Presidential Inauguration
In the midst of political division, a light of encouragement has come to shine over a chaotic election season.
Read moreSay Hello to the Robots: Hire an AI Composer
Are you curious what a league of robots wreaking havoc on a synthesizer might sound like? You might imagine it sounds slightly more harmonious than a room full of monkeys.
Read moreYellowcard Review
Earlier this year, Yellowcard announced that their performing and recording career has come to an end. After one final world tour and album, dubbed Yellowcard, the band finally called it quits.
Read moreThoughts on Rocky Horror Picture Show Remake
First off, this movie features an engaged couple who finds a haunted house and naively stumbles into a raging drag party led by a “sweet transvestite from Transsexual Transylvania.”
Read moreNational Book Awards
Each November, the nonprofit National Book Foundation awards its National Book Awards (NBA) to American authors to celebrate their newly published works, but finalists for each of the four categories were released earlier this month.
Read moreCovenant College Theatre Department Presents: William Shakespeare's Hamlet
This November, Covenant College’s Theatre Department promises to enliven Shakespeare’s most famous tragedy in a production that roots itself in the timeless text, but invites the audience to interact with the story in new and evocative ways.
Read moreBastille, Wild World Review
Bastille’s sophomore album, Wild World, centers around a theme that is fleshed out in different ways throughout the album's long 19 track lineup, but is all brought together by its lyrical centerpiece, “Warmth:”
Read moreShepherds Who Deal in Lead
...just because a plot is old doesn’t mean it can’t be used by an artful director to speak a powerful prophetic message to a new audience in a new cultural context. That is what Antoine Fuqua set out to do with his 2016 remake of The Magnificent Seven.
Read moreAfrican American Museum of History and Culture
On September 24, 2016, the Smithsonian opened up the National Museum of African American History and Culture.
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