By Rebecca Harrell Music Journalist Though country music has become somewhat popular to hate, the genre can be judged independently on its musicality, integrity and overall substance. Country roots were planted and bloomed in the south, but as entropy continues to expand the universe, so does our musical vocabulary. What I mean by this is that anyone from anywhere can listen to country music, regardless if they relate with the […]
By Mekenzie Primm Music Journalist Kevin Parker, the brain behind the indie-psychedelic supergroup, Tame Impala, has outdone himself yet again. After a five-year-long hiatus following the release of his 2015 magnum-opus Currents, people have been anxiously waiting for new music from Tame Impala. As I alluded to, Currents has become an album that has taken on a life of its own. That album has inserted itself as an integral part […]
By Timia Cobb Web Content contributor Love and relationships, they seem so bittersweet. Thousands of us long for the comfort and happiness of finding someone who’s finally ours. However, in the long dreary quest of finding that perfect someone, we come across many selfish heartless bastards that make us want to give up on relationships altogether. Seeing that most of us are oblivious and blind to our feelings, we can’t […]
By Christopher BrockerMusic Journalist In recent years a wide range of women rappers have established themselves in the mainstream and demanded the attention of the hip hop community. Women rappers have taken over the radio, house parties, and the club scene. In honor of Women’s history Month, this playlist is dedicated to women in contemporary hip hop.This playlist consists of trending artists such as Rico Nasty and lesser known artists […]
By Taitlin Hurd and Maia Barron Podcast Producers Ask A Friend with Taitlin Hurd and Maia Barron is a podcast that highlights "normal" everyday people that aren't so everyday, if you ask the right questions and have the right conversations. In each episode, we bring in one or more guests and ask them questions pertaining to their interests, personality, title and more. Overall, Ask A Friend aims to spread awareness, […]
By Brittany Anderson Assistant Web Content Manager Everyone, give yourself a pat on the back: we finally made it through the dark winter months and can now enjoy the sunset later and longer. March 8 officially marked the time change, and sure we lost an hour, but let’s use it as an opportunity to spring forward. So, speaking of: enjoy the sunset. Some things are better left unfiltered. Photo by […]
By Timia Cobb Web Content Contributor It was a Saturday evening and I found myself sitting in a mediocre Chinese buffet. My waiter brought me my check and the traditional fortune cookie they give to all their customers. The previous week had been hard for me, so I was looking forward to whatever cheesy fortune I would get. As I opened the cookie, it somehow flew out of my hands […]
By Piper Blake Assistant Web Content Manager Since March 17, there have been several briefings and statements by the White House concerning COVID-19. Here are a few key points: MARCH 16 The White House Coronavirus Task Force warned that even the young are at risk of contracting the Coronavirus. “We’d much rather be ahead of the curve than behind it, and that’s what we are. Therefore, my administration is recommending […]
By Timia Cobb Web Content Contributor I grew up watching Tyler Perry shows, movies, and plays. Everything he wrote surrounded black issues and problems. As a child, I thought it was amazing to see those issues addressed on TV screens. However, it has been years and Tyler Perry is still writing the same plots about black women being sad, abused or struggling -- I’m sick of it. Tyler Perry has […]
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