Dear Tennessee: A Complicated Love Letter to My Home State
Even though I’m officially a Florida Gator, “Rocky Top, you’ll always be home sweet home to me.”
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I Went to Private School & It Was Nothing Like “Gossip Girl”
XOXO — wait, this isn’t “Gossip Girl.”
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The Knoxville Tiger: A New Bigfoot
Whenever I see an image of Rhodes students back in Memphis chilling with their roomies, I get a little pang of jealousy. I mean, I can’t...
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4 Things I Learned from a Road Trip Alone
400 miles later, I feel like an expert at the road.
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My Leap Of Faith: Why I Decided To Go To College In A State I Had Never Been To
I went to high school in a small town in Maryland. It’s one of those towns where everyone knows everyone on an oddly personal level. It’s...
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Around the World: 5 Fantastically Autumnal Landscapes
Autumn is just around the corner. Tree leaves turn from green to brown and orange. There are many wonders and beauties of the nature that...
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Tennessee Vols to Sell Boy’s Homemade T-shirt Design After He’s Bullied at School
In late August of this year, a fourth grader at Altamonte Elementary School in Altamonte Springs designed a shirt to wear during his school...
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Morons and Vaginas: Tennessee Lawmakers Think a Fetus Can Fly Out of the Womb at Conception
Introduced by Tennessee state Sen. Mark Pody, the proposed legislation is an amendment to Senate Bill 1236, which attempted to ban abortions after six weeks' gestation , even though that's before many women know they are pregnant. That bill did not gain the state legislature’s approval this term. In January 2020, the legislature will be back to vote on Pody’s new amendment , which replaces the six-week ban for a ban on all abortions from his preconceived notion that viability begins at the moment of conception – or when sperm meets with an egg (he does not seem to know the difference). The most significant red flag with this suggestion is that under this logic emergency contraception like certain IUDs and Plan B would also be banned since that form of birth control can prevent a fertilized egg from implanting in the uterus.
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Local Eats of Murfreesboro: Andy’s Frozen Custard
Andy’s Frozen Custard located on Memorial Boulevard is a good place to hang out and get frozen custard! The restaurant itself is very...
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Nashville: The City That Never Sleeps?
They say that NYC is the city that never sleeps, but for spring break this year I moseyed on over to Nashville, Tennessee, and found out there is another city that seems to be just as restless.
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Profile: Harlee Griffin
Name : Harlee Griffin Hometown : Wilmington, NC Major/Minor : Entertainment Industry Studies, Minors in History and Music Business...
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Tennessee is in Full Bloom With These Spring Festivals
Starting in March, weekends in Tennessee will be anything but dull.
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Cyntoia Brown Granted Clemency After She Was Convicted Of Killing Her Abuser
The human trafficking victim has been the subject of a social media campaign.
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Rihanna Takes A Stance Against Trump
Rihanna’s song "Please Don’t Stop the Music" was played at a campaign rally in Tennessee for Republican Senator Marsha Blackburn, at which...
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Everything That Happened In the Country Last Week That You Need to Know About
Violence has taken over in the past week's news.
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An Open Letter to Memphis, Tennessee
See y’all next time, ya hear?
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Tennessee Assistant Principal Placed On Leave After He Said 'Girls Ruin Everything' During Dress Code Announcement
Jared Hensley made the comments while discussing new dress code rules.
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How To Register For An Absentee Ballot — In Every State
This is your one-stop article to register to vote AND get your absentee ballots for the 2018 midterms, from one politically-active student to another.
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Campus Cutie: Collin Harvel '19
Ladies, meet your new Tennessee Honey.
