Nostalgia is a powerful force. When it hits, it makes you feel good and fuzzy inside. The memories of our youth rushing in when we see something that reminds us of those innocent years, it’s an awesome feeling. One that brings about happiness and sadness, often at the same time. Read More

By Jace Porter, guest writer It is yet again an election year, which to most of the population means getting irritated by constant political ads for candidates you don’t know or care about and not voting and then complaining about the state of the nation anyway. Because if there isRead More

With Halloween right around the corner, I thought as a horror fan it was very appropriate for me to give you a list of my top five scary movie recommendations to watch this year. These are in no actual order of importance because then that would be like asking aRead More

Hello! My name is Samantha Russell. My major is Computer Information Systems or programming. I was born in Pensacola, Florida. At 16, I moved to Louisiana where I graduated from high school in Chalmette. I moved here from Louisiana last November, to be close to a girl I met online.Read More

This year looks to be very exciting for college football with many interesting matchups, teams in new conferences, and new recruits.  One highly anticipated recruit is Jeremiah Smith who some are saying has the potential to be as good as Marvin Harrison Jr. was last year. He is playing atRead More

I have enjoyed watching the Democratic National Convention the last few days there have been some very influential speakers and have been some great ideas brought forth. I am not someone who usually gets into politics but this year with the ticket of Walz and Harris two seemingly progressive normalRead More

By Deni Baird, special to the Chronicle It is the late 2000s and my mom has just gotten home from her all-female football league, and my dad is finishing up the Atlanta Falcons football game against a conference rival. I am patiently waiting to turn our beloved box television toRead More

April marked 30 years since the death of Kurt Cobain and the subsequent end of Nirvana. I first became aware of Nirvana in middle school. As a self-proclaimed emo in 2016, stores like Hot Topic and Spencer’s were a sacred place for my angsty middle school self. Browsing these storesRead More