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Editor-in-Chief Goodbye: Erin Donovan
The Roar
My first steps into the Swanson Center were not as a prospective mass communications student. I was set in my ways, aspiring to come to Piedmont to get into Georgia Tech and pursue my lifelong dream of becoming an engineer. However, those few blissful moments peering into the radio booth and newsroom with my mom...
Piedmont Men’s Sports Conference Update
The Roar
With the usual chaos of spring athletics, men’s sports are coming to a close and looking to finish strong. Golf sat in second place in the CCS preseason poll, behind Huntingdon. The Lions have received multiple accolades over the course of the year as well – Braden Kiley was voted CCS Rookie of the Week...
2026 Women’s Spring Sports Recap
The Roar
The Piedmont women’s golf team finished first in the USA South this past week. Their win marks the first in conference and school history as they beat Huntingdon by nine strokes, who were favored going into the tournament. Senior Erin Donovan captured medalist honors for the second time in her career, marking her 10th individual...
Israel Hall Stays Locked In and Keeps a Positive Mindset on His Future In Basketball
The Roar
Junior Israel Hall is focused on his game. As he prepares to transfer from Piedmont University for his senior season, he seeks new opportunities to grow. His mindset keeps him ready on and off the court.   “Coming in as a freshman, compared to now, my mindset is not the same at all,” says Hall....
Stepping Up to the Plate: Davin Miller’s Mindset On the Field
The Roar
The sophomore and outfielder Davin Miller credits his mindset and aggression in the box and on base as the key to success, regardless of the final score or his personal stats. “I enjoy every game, even when I do not do well. As long as I just stay confident and I enjoy playing the game…everything...
Tossing the Grad Cap: Editor Angelica Lux Reflects on Time Spent with The Roar
The Roar
When I decided to join The Roar, I initially planned on only taking photos. I told the former editor-in-chief, Paige Kluba, that I did not want to write any articles and only do photography. As I gradually took on writing articles, starting with cowriting, I found myself taking on more responsibilities and writing my own...
Anslee Saunchegraw Takes the Field and Dominates in Her Rookie Season at Piedmont
The Roar
Saunchegraw’s presence on the field and in the batter’s box is a nightmare for opposing teams. With her defensive skills at shortstop and a threat at the plate, it is hard to ignore her outstanding performance in her freshman season.   In her first year at Piedmont, she has earned National Player of the Week...
Sharp Yet Sweet: Yves Steps In With “NAIL”
The Roar
Since launching her solo career, Yves has veered away from the typical K-pop formula in favor of something more innovative and experimental. We have seen her evolve from the structured environment of LOONA into an independent creator of computer-pop. Released on April 17, 2026, the opening track, “it,” immediately unsettles the listener with its
Bully: A Step in the Right Direction for Kanye
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“Bully” by Kanye West was first announced in 2024 following the release of “Vultures 2,” and there was a lot of history behind making the album. He chose the album name in honor of his 9-year-old son, Saint West. “My son was playing with some kid, and then he kicked him. And I asked my...
Circling the Lot: Students Still Fighting for Parking
The Roar
It is a known fact that parking is one of Piedmont’s biggest issues and has been for many years. Students will be lined up bumper to bumper waiting for their turn to try to get a parking spot. In hopes of solving this issue, Campus Police enforced colored sticks to direct commuters and residents based...
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