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The Student Media of Piedmont University

The Roar

PEACE Club rises as a dominant club on campus by practicing sustainability and providing a place for community on campus.
Campus Culture: PEACE Club’s Commitment to Sustainability Efforts
Erin Donovan, Editor-in-Chief • December 3, 2025

The Piedmont Environmental and Conservation Effort Club (PEACE Club) has become a dominant club on campus. With the installation of recycling...

Senior guard Silas Mulligan shooting a game-clinching free throw vs Toccoa Falls. Mulligan logged 14 points in a 77-68 victory.
Men’s Basketball Preview
November 27, 2025
Roar Podcast Productions
Hosted by Damyon Traylor, each episode of "The Live Tap" features interviews with Piedmont athletes or coaches.
Each week, host Erin Donovan interviews an expert guest discussing diet culture, diet fads and debunking diet myths.
Immigration has become a bad word, but Dreams Across Borders takes you beyond the headlines and into the hearts of those who seek a better life. Join your host Nahomi Itzel Solorzano Centeno as she tells the untold stories of the immigrants who came for their American Dreams. Honorable Mention 2025 Pinnacle Award Winner for "Best Podcast" by the College Media Association.
HUB of Habersham seeks to end youth isolation by connecting them to mentors, peers and Jesus Christ so that they can experience transformation, peace and joy.
Be in The Know: Connect with Local Nonprofits In Habersham County Today!
Caylin Anderson, Online Editor • November 26, 2025

In the small towns of Demorest and Cornelia, community is not just an idea; it is something you can feel. It is in the quiet...

Contending for the top ten songs of the year is Seulgi, one of the most monumental artists in K-pop–where will she place in this list?
The Year in K-Pop: 10 Songs That Stole the Spotlight
Caylin Anderson, Online Editor • December 1, 2025

As much as I want to insist that 2025 was a fantastic year for K-pop, I think that we can all agree that it was pretty dull and repetitive–or...

Piedmont Alum Sarah Fox seated at Hello Hilo in Gainesville that serves as a quaint study spot with finals quickly approaching.
The Guide to Finding the Perfect Study Spot
Erin Donovan, Editor-in-Chief • November 25, 2025

Many students enjoy studying in their rooms. The place they feel the most comfortable – bedrooms can provide a sense of safety for those needing...

A statue of George Washington overlooks The Plain at West Point. The Plain neighbors the mess hall where all of the West Point cadets eat at once.
From Demorest to West Point: Representing Piedmont at SCUSA
Grant Prather, Sports Editor • November 24, 2025

West Point granted me the opportunity to attend the Student Conference for U.S. Affairs (SCUSA) from Oct. 15-18. The conference features around...

PEACE Club rises as a dominant club on campus by practicing sustainability and providing a place for community on campus.
Campus Culture: PEACE Club’s Commitment to Sustainability Efforts
Erin Donovan, Editor-in-Chief • December 3, 2025

The Piedmont Environmental and Conservation Effort Club (PEACE Club) has become a dominant club on campus. With the installation of recycling...

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Contending for the top ten songs of the year is Seulgi, one of the most monumental artists in K-pop–where will she place in this list?
The Year in K-Pop: 10 Songs That Stole the Spotlight
Caylin Anderson, Online Editor • December 1, 2025

As much as I want to insist that 2025 was a fantastic year for K-pop, I think that we can all agree that it was pretty dull and repetitive–or...