Astronauts Barry Wilmore, a two-time Tech graduate and trustee, and Sunita Williams landed on earth last Tuesday, March 18 following a nine month space odyssey that was originally scheduled to be eight days. The SpaceX Dragon capsule landed in the Gulf of Mexico, bringing home Wilmore, Williams, NASA astronaut Nick […]
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Greek Life on Campus: A Data-Driven Look at the Impact on College Students
Across more than 800 college campuses, there are nearly 750,000 students involved in Greek life. Beyond the letters and traditions, the question remains: does joining a fraternity or sorority shape a college student’s experience for the better, or does it come with hidden downsides? Some research suggests Greek affiliation can […]
Not big enough yet, struggles with suicide and mental health
If you or someone you know is struggling with suicidal thoughts, disordered eating, or drug or alcohol abuse please seek help. National and state resources can be found by texting 988 or visiting the Tennessee Department of Health website. Campus resources can be found by visiting the Counseling Center at […]
Firearm discharged off-campus at Crepe and Cream ; no injuries
Bee Goodman Crepe Cream Shooting Tuesday, Feb. 13 University police responded to a 911 call that came from Crepe & Cream, reporting a gunshot. No one was injured, and the individual has been taken into custody. Though a name has not been released, it is known that the individual is […]
Tech Equestrian saddles up for competition
By Bee Goodman Managing Editor Photo by Lilly Davis Photographer It’s an early morning for the riders as they gather themselves and head for competitions. Sometimes it’s a short trip, but other times is a long drive before the Tennessee Tech Equestrian Team saddles up. The horses are packed in […]
TTU softball takes game 3, wins their nineteenth game of the year
By Callie Smith Sports Editor Tech softball rallies early in game three on Sunday during the weekend series against number one Eastern Illinois to add a win to the column. The two games on Saturday ended short for the Golden Eagles. Game one started promising for the Golden Eagles after […]
Tech Baseball still first place in the OVC
By Callie Smith Sports Editor Photo by Brian Carpenter Tech holds onto the number one spot in OVC after a weekend series in Cookeville against Southeast Missouri. Tech took the weekend 2-1. Game one was stretched. The Redhawks scored one in the top of the first. The scoreboard wasn’t touched […]
Cookeville city council approves a series of motions
Lawson Tidwell Reporter In a decision on March 21, 2024 the Cookeville City Council approved a series of motions which included a unanimous vote to construct two new fire stations in July, to be completed by 2026. Council member Eric Walker said of the decision “I’m very excited about this.” […]
TPI fee aids campus parking problem
Leigha Gregory Contributing Writer On Monday, Feb. 9, Tech students received an email from Student Body President Chance Hale regarding a survey about the proposed Transportation, Parking and Infrastructure (TPI) Fee. This TPI Fee proposal presents a blanket fee starting at $125 per semester which contributes to the construction of […]
