Raise your hand if you didn't know Hulu was in the original series game until 10 minutes ago. Don't feel too bad– the site I like to call the rich man's Netflix is full of surprises. I know next to nothing about the site's other original series, but when I […]
Author: Hannah Barger
‘10 Cloverfield Lane’ stages tense, unique surprise
SOMETHING’S COMING – ‘10 Cloverfi eld Lane’ was completed in secret and announced only two months before its release date through a surprise trailer attached to ‘13 Hours.’ ‘10 Cloverfield Lane’ is a different kind of beast. There has been no bigger film reveal of the year so far than the […]
International cooperation is needed to defeat global threats
SUSPECT IN CUSTODY – Salah Abdeslam was named by Belgium authorities as "the most wanted man in Europe." Last Friday marked a day of triumph for the people of France. Salah Abdeslam, a suspected ISIS terrorist involved in the Paris attack of November 2015, was captured after a raid on his hideout in Brussels, […]
College students can make America great once again
TRIUMPHANT – March's primary elections revealed the Republican front-runner as Donald Trump. The Super Tuesday Primaries in the South recently came to an end with Hilary Clinton winning 1614 delegates to lead the Democratic Party and Trump taking 678 delegates to lead the Republican Party. Bernie Sanders fell short of Clinton […]
Football begins first Spring practice with new head coach Satterfield
The Tennessee Tech football program began a new chapter this week. March 15 marked the first spring practice of the Marcus Satterfield era. Head coach Satterfield and the rest of the Golden Eagles’ coaching staff continued the process of transforming Tech into the most physical team in the […]
Chemical engineering wins “Best Darn Major” title
E-WEEK – Engineering students race against the clock to assemble and dissemble the DaVinci Bridge during the SAME Obstacle course. Chemical engineering won the SAME Obstacle course event during E-Week. For the first time since 2010, chemical engineers won the “Best Darn Major” award as part of the annual Engineering Week, […]
FOCUS Act prompts discussion among students and faculty of impact on campus
Students and faculty have voiced their concerns on Gov. Bill Haslam’s proposed Focus on College and University Success Act. President Philip Oldham remains positive about the changes, but faculty and students are skeptical. “At Tech, we embrace the autonomy this change will bring and also recognize the increased responsibility our […]
Rugby wins first Dixie conference title, playoffs to begin March 19
NO. 1 – Blake Holder tackles a runner from the Lee University rugby team on Saturday, Feb. 20. Tennessee Tech’s Rugby team claimed its first Dixie Conference title after defeating its No. 1 rival, Lee University, Saturday, Feb. 20. Tech Rugby walked away from Lee’s home field with a victory of […]
Nontraditional Student Organization elects new officers for Spring semester
Tennessee Tech’s Nontraditional Student Organization met Tuesday, Feb. 23 in Southwest Hall to discuss upcoming events and plans for 2016. “A traditional student is defined as anyone 18 to 24 years old. They’re someone who’s starting college straight out of high school,” said Director of the Interdisciplinary Student Success Center, […]
Student Government hosts voter registration drive to increase turnout by November election
The Student Government Association is hosting a voter registration drive Tuesday, March 1, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Roaden University Center first floor lobby. Students do not need any kind of ID to register, but they will need to provide ID when voting for the first time. […]
