This college football season has been one of the craziest in recent memory with players already opting out of the remainder of the season, the new conference realignments and 12-team playoff shaking everything up, and not to mention all of the upsets that have already happened through the first half […]
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Tech Football Loses Heartbreaker to SC State
Tech football falls to 2-3 (2-0) on the season with a 22-20 loss to South Carolina State on Saturday, Oct. 5. This was a non-conference game for Tech, so it did not affect their 2-0 record in OVC play, but it was still a tough loss in a […]
Campus Sunset
Tech was covered in a vibrant sunset of yellows and oranges on the evening of the first night of October this year. Photo by: Lilly Davis 10/1/24
9/25/2024
Using AI ethically in your school work, job and life
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming an integrated part of our lives, impacting everything from healthcare to education. While some worry about the risks, AI can be ethical and helpful if used the correct way. AI is a tool, and like any tool, its ethics depend on how it’s used. For […]
Future releases third project of 2024: “MIXTAPE PLUTO”
By August Creter Jr. Editor One of the most prolific rappers of the modern era, Future, released his third body of work of the year on Sept. 20 with “MIXTAPE PLUTO.” Following his back-to-back number one albums “WE DON’T TRUST YOU” and “WE STILL DON’T TRUST YOU” alongside […]
Bayker Blankenship on viral success, touring and staying humble
By August Creter Jr. Editor Transparency and care for his roots inspire Livingston-born country star Bayker Blankenship. Coming from humble beginnings, Blankenship has become one of the hottest young country musicians in the country. Blankenship, who Livingston locals may recognize as either the kid who made “Maxed Out” or the […]
Overdose Awareness in Putnam County
Did you know, according to the CDC’s National Center for Health Statistics, 107,543 people in the U.S. died of a drug overdose in 2023? That was only a 3% decrease since 2022 and was the first decrease in drug overdoses since 2018. September is National Recovery Month in the US. […]
Golden Eagles Fall Short After Last Second Efforts
The Tennessee Tech Women’s soccer team opened up conference play on Sunday, Sept. 22 against Little Rock. The Golden Eagles fell just short to the Trojans one to nothing after a last-second shot in the 89th minute was blocked by Trojan goalie Peyton Urban. The Golden Eagles opened the regular […]
Tech Volleyball Continue Historical Run
The Golden Eagle volleyball team has had an impressive start to the early Fall season. To kick off the 2024 campaign, the team took on Austin Peay and Memphis in the Carrie Yerty Classic on Aug. 30. Tech took care of business, sweeping both teams three to zero. The […]