Rock City Gondola Proposal Sparks Community Controversy
By Aaralyn Heinecke
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Rock City Gondola Proposal Sparks Community Controversy
By Aaralyn Heinecke
At Convocation 2026, Dr. John Hughes joined the Covenant College faculty as the new head of the physics department, following the retirement of the former head, Dr. Phill Broussard..
AI isn’t just integrated into your search engine. Hospitals are beginning to use it as a diagnostic tool. Cedarville University just implemented ChatGPT (Edu) campus-wide. Shaw University Divinity School (SUDS) announced the launch of a new EdD program in “AI and Moral Agency.” The first cohort of 12 “bi-vocational and pastoral leaders” begins spring of 2027.
Art does the miraculous work of displaying parts of the artist’s inner world on the canvas and reaching out through the creation to touch other’s inner worlds. Each brushstroke tells a story, and every streak and smear of paint adds layers to the universe stirring inside the walls of the frame. The cloth fabric of the canvas comes alive under the hands of the artist.
In today’s world we are saturated with images. Whether it is advertising, social media, or magazines, images are communicating to us constantly, telling us how the world around us is supposed to look. But can these images affect how we see ourselves?
The Odyssey by Homer is a story of homecoming, but the story in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey doesn’t align with that theme.
“Brokenness,” a word commonly spoken in chapel, classes, and general conversation, tends to be overused and vague, according to some students.
For much of history, great importance was placed on dressing well, and Covenant College is no exception. A photo from the 1960 edition of Covenant College’s yearbook, The Tartan, depicts a group of students meeting outside to hear a reading from the literary society.
Last year the Bagpipe presented an article detailing the absurdity, chaos, and instability of college football. Unfortunately for those who thought the chaos would wind down, anything but that has happened in the past year. Rather, it seems like college football cannot catch a break
It is a common cliche in sports to tell an athlete to give it their all, one hundred percent. It’s pretty easy to tell when an athlete is holding back — maybe for legitimate reasons — but why do athletes even need to be told to give one hundred percent? Shouldn’t they give everything to every game, every match, and every meet for the love of the game?
Cooper O'Conner ’30 showed up to Covenant and was bummed because he wasn’t walking around campus with a buzzed head.
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On January 13, Rock City Enterprises announced plans to construct a gondola system connecting Rock City Gardens to their Blowing Springs Farm in Flintstone, Georgia estimated to cost $30 million.