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Tyler Childers Sniffs Out a New Sound With “Snipe Hunter”
By Reese Bunch Tyler Childers’ new album, Snipe Hunter, is a unique and interesting walk through Appalachian history, the struggles of modern life, and religious…
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Get Rid of the War: Historical Use of National Guard Against U.S. Citizens
By Patrick Dobyns, Editor Recent news has been filled with, among other things, the use of the United States National Guard against US citizens. Earlier…
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Camp Honey Coffee: Pellissippi Alumni Serves Home-Made Syrups Where People Can Bee Who They Are
By Anna Trevathan, Managing Editor Camp Honey Coffee splashed into Knoxville this summer, and brought taste with it. There is something about this space, with…
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Cameras in the Hallways: Safety or Consent?
By David Lavrinovich, Contributing Writer Pellissippi State Community College has developed quite a bit since its founding in 1974, currently boasting over 8,000 students at…
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Pellissippi Pantry: Combating Food Insecurity in the College Community
By Bean Gast, Contributing Writer Established in 2016 by Professor Annie Gray along with Americorps Vista and student volunteers, the Pellissippi Pantry began serving the…
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Doja Cat Reinvents Herself and 80s Glamour With “Jealous Type”
By Anna Trevathan Doja Cat has built a career out of thin air, being the first artist to have a song go viral on TikTok…
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New Bouldering Gym, “Climbing Roots,” Coming to South Knox!
By Cynthia Miles, Contributing Writer, with photos by William Dishmon Climbing Roots, Knoxville’s newest woman-owned bouldering gym, is moving into the church building connected to…
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Staff Graveyard: Graduation Goodbyes
A Ghostly Staff Collaboration with an Introduction by Anna Trevathan Welcome to Imaginary Gardens’ staff graveyard, where we are burying our graduating class this semester. This is sacred digital dirt, More
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Pellissippi Panthers Baseball Win Series Against Columbia State
By Hayden Ashby, Sports Editor On Easter weekend, the Pellissippi State Panthers baseball team (28-20) triumphed over the…
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The Infantilization of Women’s Literature: How A Book’s Cover Makes Us Judged
By Anna Trevathan, Managing Editor While working in a bookstore, romance books were easily the items I sold…
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Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind: Bright Enough for the Whole Crowd
By Draven Copeland, Editor-in-Chief For the past two weeks, Pellissippi State Community College’s theatre department has thrilled audiences…
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Pellissippi State’s “Our Vision in Gold” 50th Anniversary Gala
By Anna Trevathan, Editor, with photos by Sophie Perrins, Photo Editor Imaginary Gardens had the privilege of attending…
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Deciphering the Final Exam Schedule
By Patrick Dobyns, Editor It’s come to our attention that there’s some confusion regarding the final exam schedule.…
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The Heart of The Wild Robot: A Review
By Hollyn Rummel, Staff Writer Chris Sanders’ three-time Academy Award nominated film, The Wild Robot, is an emotional…
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Hands Off Knoxville: A Photo Essay
By Sophie Perrins, Photo Editor On April 5, 2025, thousands gathered in Downtown Knoxville at the intersection of…
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Chappell Roan’s “The Giver”: Country Music at its Most Queer and Iconic
By Leyli Izadpanah, Writer Chappell Roan, winner of the 2025 Grammy for Best New Artist and producer of…
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OPINION: From F to M: Misrepresentation on State IDs
By Frederick Ewing As a trans person in the state of Tennessee, I cannot change my gender marker…
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How It All Began: Pax’s Origin, Part I
By Evie Hawkey, Cartoonist, with Additional Coloring by Lee Chaney
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