When I joined The Iris Review, Tennessee Tech’s creative literary magazine, the faculty advisor asked if anyone could take care of the website. Whether the students were intimidated by the task or unsure how to start, nobody seemed willing to volunteer. Since then I’ve realized a gap in our […]
Opinion
Students On the Street: Favorite coffee
“What is your favorite place to get coffee?”
Fitting exercise into your schedule
Work-life balance is nonexistent in college, but that doesn’t mean you have to neglect your physical health. Here are some ways to take care of yourself, even with the class crunch. First, how much free time do you have for working out? Less than 30 minutes? On days when […]
Fine Arts Inquiry
Many disheartening ideas surround fine arts: you won’t get a job, if you do it won’t pay well, and you’ll regret it. Between the student debt crisis and the starving artist dilemma, fine arts seems to be a risky choice. However, the horizon is not as bleak as it seems. […]
Student On the Street: What should other majors know about your field?
Student On the Street: IDEA Course Evaluations
Opinion: IDEA Course Evaluations
Teaching is hard; effective teaching is even more arduous. It is also exhilarating and exciting, especially when students experience those light bulb moments! Even though we are considered experts in our fields, teaching can sometimes be an unwieldy beast! Sure, we have all been to school and we know effective […]
Student On the Street: Technology and health
Technology is used hours a day, especially by college students. Tech students explained how our devices are affecting our physical health.
Student On the Street: Homecoming
As homecoming approaches, students share whether they have plans for homecoming weekend.
Student On the Street: 2020 presidential race
“Have you been keeping up with the 2020 presidential race?”