Delaney Tufts, Contributing Writer Michael Johnathon has envisioned a way for aspiring musicians to share their music and launch their...
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Class: Vindicated Major: Psychology Branch: Spiritual Life Board Committee/role: Student Chaplain for the Salvation Army Student Fellowship What is...
By Hannah Stafford, News Editor A band that has played at the Grand Ole Opry and Carnegie Hall is coming...
By Bria Isaacson, News Editor The annual Wilmore Arts and Crafts Fair will be held in downtown Wilmore on Oct....
By Bria Isaacson, News Editor Many people must travel in order to experience any form of authentic Latino culture, but...
By Hannah Stafford, News Editor As a very controversial presidential election quickly approaches in the U.S, it is easy for...
By Hannah Stafford, News Editor The isolated state of North Korea conducted its fifth and largest nuclear test on Sept....
By Zack Peñalva, Sports Editor Asbury’s tennis team is coming off a fantastic year that saw both the men and women’s...
By Zack Peñalva, Sports Editor Who to add Alex Smith, quarterback, Kansas City Chiefs Smith threw for over 350 yards...
By Ty Schadt, Staff Writer The first week of college football was full of interesting storylines that excited viewers across the nation. Fans witnessed upsets, overtime thrillers and dominant performances in the opening weekend. Here are some outcomes from week one. First up is #9 Tennessee vs. Appalachian State. According to ESPN, Tennessee came into the game a 23 point favorite. However, by halftime, the Vols found themselves facing a 10 point deficit thanks to several costly first half turnovers. In the second half, Tennessee mounted a comeback and forced an overtime, where the game would eventually be decided. Senior quarterback Joshua Dobbs fumbled the ball into the end zone and junior running back Jalen Hurd fell on it, avoiding what would have been a disastrous turnover and securing the win for the Vols. Despite escaping the near upset with a score of 20-13, Tennessee dropped from #9 to #17 in The Associated Press Top 25 Rankings. Next, #15 Houston upset #3 Oklahoma with...
By Rachel Terry, Opinion Editor Appropriate sound levels in Hughes Auditorium and the decibel limitation that caused a stir this...
By Jeanine Campbell, Contributing Writer Having lived through years of parental guidance and awkward middle school health classes, most college...








