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Should Teachers Have Firearms in Schools: Roundtable Discussion
By Editorial Staff, Transcribed and Introduced by Hollyn Rummel, Staff Writer In response to the increase in school shootings in America, bills have been proposed…
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How The Marías’ Newest Singles Reflect the Emotional Weight of Love and Loss
By Leyli Izadpanah, Staff Writer Formed in 2016, The Marías are the Grammy nominated Californian psychedelic pop band fronted by Puerto Rican-born vocalist María Zardoya…
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Hardin Valley Campus Library’s “Paint A Pot & Plant A Seed” Earth Day Event
By Evie Hawkey with photos by Kaleb Guzman Paint a Pot & Plant a Seed was hosted multiple days on Hardin Valley campus last week,…
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The Professional Exodus: A Brief History of Brain Drain
By Patrick Dobyns, Opinion Editor The year is 1933. Armed officers in black, wearing stolen symbols of peace on their arms, raid an apartment in…
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Hollywood Forever: A Lyrical Analysis of DeathbyRomy’s Debut Album
By Draven Copeland, Editor-in-Chief With the recent release of her debut album, Hollywood Forever, Romy Flores, known by her stage name DeathbyRomy, has brought her…
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A Multifaceted Photographer: An Interview with Instagram’s psccoutfits Creator
By Lee Chaney, Staff Writer Wandering around Hardin Valley campus with a camera and an exquisite fit, local fashion enthusiast John Medina can be found…
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Why do I Receive Judgment for Being Appalachian?
By Grace Kelly Phillips, Special to the Journal Hillbillies. People of the Mountains. Rednecks. Mountain Folk. These are the names that many Appalachian people are…
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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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Nature Photographers Gather at Pellissippi State
By Sophie Perrins, Photo Editor The Southern Appalachian Nature Photographers association (SANP, for short), held another monthly meeting…
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Capping off Black History Month with “The Great Debaters”
By Patrick Dobyns, Editor Last Thursday, the Student Activities Board put on a showing of the 2007 film,…
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A Show of Community and Hope
By Rocket Belden, Staff Writer This year’s annual winter choral concert on February 27, was a celebration of…
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Sunday Scaries to Sobriety: Gen Z’s Gone Sober
By Anna Trevathan, Editor Everyone has their own reasons for going sober, I made the choice to be…
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Unapologetically Punk: The History of Punk Rock in Knoxville
An Upcoming Lecture from A Long-Time Punk Legend By Leyli Izadpanah, Staff Writer Punk rock has a rich…
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Voyager Scholarship: An Opportunity of a Lifetime
By James Cochran, Staff Writer For any students in need of a financial boost, The Obama Foundation has…
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Pellissippi Panther’s Overwhelming Win 71-54 vs. Cleveland Cougars
By Alex Gillenwalters, Sports Editor In a thrilling match last Wednesday, the Pellissippi Panthers dominated from start to…
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A Celebration of African American Literature: Experiencing the African American Read-In
By Leyli Izadpanah, Staff Writer Black History month is a time to commemorate and celebrate Black and African…
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Student Government Elections are Fast Approaching: Whose name will be on the ballot?
By Patrick Dobyns, Editor Election season is here! Not that election, obviously, but elections for the Student Government…
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Talent Tuesday
By Kaleb Guzman, Photo Editor On February 18th, the Engage and Lead program on Pellissippi State Community College’s…
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