Online Classes and Poor Grades Don’t Have to Go Hand-in-hand
By Joe Bailey, Features Editor — However any given student or teacher may feel about it, online learning has become a necessary part…
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Chattanooga Connected Through Radio
By Mary Kate Sheppard, Staff Writer — In a generation where people are listening more to Spotify and Apple Music, the radio industry…
Take Home a Cat With Your Latte at the Naughty Cat Cafe
By Vanessa Willis, Staff Writer — Naughty Cat Cafe in St. Elmo strives to connect the community with adoptable felines in a unique…
Together Cafe: Stopping Injustice One Cup at a Time
By Alyssa Smith, Staff Writer — Tucked away in the Highland Park neighborhood of Chattanooga, Together Cafe serves artisan coffee while supporting victims…
Office of Student & Family Engagement Aims to Inform Students with Virtual Involvement Fair
By Mary Kate Sheppard, Staff Writer – Welcome Week at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga had a different look this semester, and…
H*Art Gallery: A Space for Homeless Chattanooga Artists to Create
By Alyssa Smith, Staff Writer – With the collective efforts of dedicated volunteers and marginalized creatives, Chattanooga’s Hart Gallery still stands to positively…
The Popularity of Alternative Medicine in Chattanooga Raises Questions
By Joe Bailey, Features Editor – After being diagnosed with a rare neurological disorder at 18, Susan Fox’s life was changed forever when…
Professor Perspectives on COVID-19 Course Adaptations
By Vanessa Willis, Staff Writer – When The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga officially moved fully online last spring due to COVID-19, professors…
Grand Opening of Yellow Racket Records is a Hopeful Example of Mid-Pandemic Prosperity
by Dewayne Bingham, Assistant Features Editor – Locally owned music businesses have been some of the hardest hit by the financial crisis brought…