While we should all be thankful for the food available to us, there are times when the Great Hall options become especially dismal. For example, when there is “breakfast pizza” on Sundays (or even better, when said pizza stays out for an hour and the cheese becomes congealed), or when they serve tater tots for 13 days in a row. When I lived on campus, I practically kept an entire stocked kitchen under my bed complete with cutting boards, crockpot, and a cake stand. Consider this your survival guide for what to keep on hand to endure four years of Chartwells.
Read moreSocial Justice and Mainstream Evangicals
The most recent petition initiated by John MacArthur and other evangelical pastors and theologians called “The Statement on Social Justice and the Gospel” is another unfortunate addition to evangelical involvement in social issues.
Read moreWith Great Power...
These two quotes may, at first glance, seem to be making the same claim: because we have access to an audience on social media, we have become journalists. When we contextualize these two statements, however, we see that one is right and one is wrong.
Read moreA Sweet Album
Ariana Grande’s newest and fourth debut album, “Sweetener”, proves, yet again, Grande’s vocal talents. Although Grande’s albums typically feature hyper-sexualized content, “Sweetener” presents a more mature array of songs.
Read moreDear Class of 2022
Welcome to Covenant! No matter how stressful your first two weeks at Covenant have been, you can rest assured that you are exactly where God in His sovereign and gracious decree has placed you.
Read moreHow Was Your Summer?
“How was your summer?” Chances are you’ve heard those four words about three hundred times since you got back to campus.
Read moreStop Trying to Be God
think I’m a better talker than writer. And I think I’m a better listener than talker. So I listen to a lot of music. One album that I constantly find myself running back to for more is Travis Scott’s new album, “Astroworld”.
Read moreThe Pugh Review - 1885
If you follow me on Instagram (@anna.pugh), you know I like to post pictures of where I’m eating, what I’m cooking, and an occasional video of a perfectly poached egg. One of my followers recently asked if it’s hard being a food snob while on a college budget.
Read moreFake News
Teens are now less aware of the news than ever, and it is mainly due to the decline in reading newspapers, watching news programs, and being exposed to increasing fake news.
Read moreNever Trust a Dictator
On September 30, 1938, British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain gave a speech to the British people declaring he had achieved "peace for our time." How had he achieved this peace? He had negotiated, appeased and caved to the demands of Adolf Hitler and the Nazis at the Munich Conference.
Read morePugh Review: Top 5 Chattanooga Burger Joints
There is a beautiful moment that occurs when, after waiting in hungry suspense, you make eye contact with your waiter and realize your food is coming towards you. Your heart skips a beat as your waiter places half a pound of deliciousness in front of you. In that one moment, all is well with the world, finals are not approaching, summer jobs have been obtained, and you tear up with joy. Or is that just me?
Read moreThe Uber Accident's Impact
The New York Times reports that on the night of March 18, a self-driving car operated by Uber killed a pedestrian, forty-nine year-old Elaine Herzberg, on a public road in Tempe, Arizona. This is the first pedestrian fatality from an autonomous vehicle, sparking controversies in technological, legal, and civil circles.
Read moreA New Movement
Due to a widespread and ongoing media blitz, a movement entitled “Me Too” has come to the attention of the majority of Americans. The Me Too movement has witnessed an upswing in awareness of sexual harassment and violence in America, especially in the workplace. However, sexual abuse is not only running rampant at work; it is also an issue at home.
Read moreInterview With Covenant Graduates
Given the times we are living in, I am convinced it is important now more than ever to elevate and listen to voices of color, black women in particular. In an effort to highlight the significance of MLK Day at Covenant College in 2018, I have reached out to various black alumni voices (all of whom will remain nameless) well versed in the Covenant College experience.
Read moreMy Story is Your Story
We all have a unique story that begs not only to be told, but to share the beauty of who we are as God’s children; stories of hope and the love of God and His Beloved Son; stories we can tell to our children and their children until our story becomes theirs; stories that are eternal.
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