Britney Spears Continues the Legal Battle Against Conservatorship
By Cassandra Castillo, Asst. Features Editor– For years Pop Star Britney Spears has been in the spotlight for not being able to make…
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Thoughts on Taylor Swift’s Re-recorded Hit Single
By Lorena Grajales, Editor-in-Chief-– Since mid-2020, I have been taken through the emotional rollercoaster that is keeping up with Taylor Swift’s surprises in…
The Current State of Music Festivals
By Jake Pearcy, Design Editor– As students at UTC return to classes for this spring semester, the students that enjoy going to concerts…
Why I Spend the Extra Money on Vinyl over Streaming
By Stephanie Swart, Photo Editor– There is something about the needle gliding across the grooves of vinyl that gives me an escape from…
Virtual Residency Brings Boston Ensemble to UTC
By: Regina Baker, Staff Writer- The Performing Arts Department of UTC brought a new way for students to have the interactive way of…
A New ROO-Ality
By Jake Pearcy, Design Editor– In pre- or post-COVID society, the weekend of September 24-26th 2020 would have been the dates for Bonnaroo’s…
“Long Violent History” Poses a Unique Challenge to White Southerners
By Dewayne Bingham, Asst. Photo Editor— Tyler Childers is the latest country musician to utilize his platform as a means of speaking out…
We No Longer Live In a Musical Submarine
By Alyssa Smith, Staff Writer— Before the pandemic hit, The Submarine was a staple venue for University of Tennessee at Chattanooga students in…
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…
“Folklore” Review: Taylor’s Most Mature Yet
By Lorena Grajales, News Editor– If you’re anything like me, you might have spent a part of quarantine learning new recipes, learning to…