We need art now more than ever. Specifically, we need protest art. We need to both study it and make it. Through protest art, horrors and atrocities are portrayed with vividness and emotional power that a simple retelling cannot communicate.
Read moreSlay Queen
Last Wednesday our attention turned from the current controversial political climate to focus on Beyoncé Knowles-Carter.
Read moreMr. Pim Press Release
Most of us fondly remember a time when we followed A.A. Milne’s classic characters of Pooh Bear and his friends through the Hundred Acre Wood. What we may not know is that Milne was also an accomplished playwright.
Read moreGallery: Fiona Hubbard Photography
Two images— "Calm ≠ Weak" and "Moods" —submitted by Covenant student Fiona Hubbard.
Read moreWhy the Blues in Appalachia Matter to Hipsters and Hip Hop
On November 18, 1993 a shaggy blond rock singer closed his band’s set for MTV Unplugged with a cover of an old blues song.
Read moreTrump Plans to Abolish NEA
Not a full week into his presidency, Donald Trump and his cabinet expressed interest in abolishing seventeen government agencies.
Read moreALA Conference and Awards
On January 23, three days after Trump's inauguration, the American Library Association (ALA) announced their awards.
Read moreBad Suns Interview
On November 7, 2017, Indie Rock band the Bad Suns, stopped in Nashville, TN, at the rock club Exit/In, on their first nationwide tour.
Read moreBad Suns on New Album, "Disappear Here"
On Nov. 7, indie alt-rock band, Bad Suns, stopped at Nashville’s Rock Club Exit/In on their second nation-wide tour.
Read moreKanye West's Plunge into Psychosis
What has happened to Kanye West?
Read moreWhy You Should Still Read Go Set A Watchman
Go Set A Watchman tells a vastly different story, although it uses the same characters and setting, and this does not sit well with with lovers of To Kill a Mockingbird. However, it is a stunning novel that is worth reading.
Read moreThe Persistence of Lego-Man
Lego-Man has a problem. He is made up of parts. This is not entirely shocking to him, for he understands his nature as Lego-Man, but something has happened to him that bothers him.
Read moreChristmas Morning
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.
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