I’m going to tell you a story. A true one about what I did this past summer.
Read moreThe Great Pumpkin Ms Sheila Comic
The Great Pumpkin Ms Sheila Comic
Read moreHow to Publish a Book as a College Student
There’s a photo of me, wearing my high school graduation attire, holding my first book I published at the age of 18. When I tell people this, especially my fellow English majors, they are often surprised and ask, “how did you do that!?”
Read moreSneak Peek Into Covenant Theatre’s “Jane Eyre”
Have you ever sat in a literature class and wished you could watch the assigned text as a movie instead of reading it? We have all been there. Sure, the novel is exciting, but with your sleep-deprived eyes and several hours of homework piling up, you just want to watch the book.
Read moreELIC: Dancing in Central Asia
English Language Institute China (ELIC) sends and supports Christians as English teachers in hard-to-access countries across the Middle East, North Africa and Asia. They focus on providing quality English education and building relationships with those around them.
Read moreThe Daily Life of a Poet
Student Ella Green discusses how and why she writes poetry.
Read moreJim
John Miglarese is a Firefighter at West Brow Fire and Rescue station in Dade County. He writes fictional short stories inspired by real life experiences in emergency response.
Read more100 words about Sunday, September 29
100 words about Sunday, September 29 by Logan Roy
Read moreChaplain Lowe Comic
Comic strip of Chaplain Lowe
Read moreWithin the Lucas Walls
Standing behind the Great Hall, you may be able to catch a glimpse of the peculiar shaped building at the bottom of the hill. If you squint hard enough, you might see a student or two standing behind their easel or drawing board. This building is the Lucas Art Workshop, and to much of the campus, it is a mystery.
Read moreFrance: Lessons from Abroad
Three weeks ago, on September 11, the Art Department held an exhibit on the second floor of the library. This gallery featured artwork from students who spent their semester in France last spring. While enjoying charcuterie snacks, Covenant students gathered to appreciate their friends’ artistic talent and hear about their experience and insights from studying abroad.
Read moreA Sympathy Card For Dad
When I make a sympathy card for Dad, I capture his memories. I study the picture. I listen to stories. But who is his friend? The friend who listened to my dad when he had to leave, and said, “I’m lovin’ on you.” This friend was a tall, muscular Navy man. They attended Covenant together. Because his friend served, he graduated later. He had a big laugh. He gave good hugs. He didn’t like photos. He was excellent at flag football. He lived on Catacombs. He was Dad’s RA. He was Dad’s roommate.
Read moreJazz on the Overlook Comic
Submission by Elise Cochran
“Cowboy Carter” Isnʼt Country
On Friday, March 29, Beyoncé released her “Cowboy Carter” album, and I was both excited and concerned. As someone who has grown up just outside the heart of country music, I wanted Beyoncé’s country album to be good but feared she did not know what she was getting into. When will I learn to never question Mama Yoncé’s work!?
Read moreIt’s Not Just Noise: Classical Music in this Age
I’ve been a music major for four years, and I’ve been involved in music for eleven, and I can say with certainty that music is very important in my life.
Read more“Dune: Part 2”: Dreams Come True
“LISAN AL GAIB! LISAN AL GAIB!”
In the chapel this past Inauguration day, students chanted loudly as Brad Voyles took up his weapon to engage in ritual combat against Derek Halverson to earn the office of president. Voyles saluted with his blade: “May thy knife chip and shatter” before the attack—
Read moreToo Close to Touch’s Final Goodbye
On Friday, March 8, 2024, Too Close to Touch released the most anticipated album of the last few years for the Metal and Hardcore scene. It was the first release from the lauded Kentucky hardcore group since 2020 when they released the four-volume series of EPs entitled “I’m Hard to Love, But So Are You,” and also serves as the band’s final goodbye to music, and to their beloved frontman Keaton Pierce, who died of pancreatitis in 2022. The album entitled “For Keeps” had been in the works since before Pierce’s death but had to be put on hold after his sudden death. The title of the album is a play on one of Pierce’s nicknames, based on his initials KP.
Read moreI am a Secret Keeper
My secrets are safe with me.
Read moreCovenant College's Seussical
The show was directed by Professor Claire Slavovsky of the theater department, and music direction was provided by Professor David Tahere of the music department. Costume designer Courtney McKenzie brought the iconic characters of the Seuss tales to life with her imaginative designs, blending whimsy and nostalgia.
Read moreBirmingham Track Meet
Somehow my feet led me to a pile of rubble
The skeleton of an old building
And I sat on a chipped concrete block and cried.
In between my tears I laughed at myself
Realizing how pathetic it must have looked
How melodramatic
That one bad mile
And the pain in my foot
Could contain so much fear
So much disappointment
So much shame.
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