Features
Student creates word game app for Android
University of Alabama student, Hakeem Hasan, discusses the process of creating his own word-game called MoWo and the future of the app […]
Year: 2014
Campus News
Second time’s a charm
Georgia State praised for handling second snow storm differently […]
Arts & Living
Student exhibit highlights black inventors
What is the first thing that comes to mind when someone mentions Black History Month? For many of us, we unconsciously flip through the Rolodex of African American Civil Rights leaders, pioneering sports stars and […]
Arts & Living
The Monuments Men: A tale of triumph
Action… Art History style!!! […]
Basketball
Winning streak: Good or bad going into March?
The Georgia State men’s basketball team posted 14 consecutive victories, not losing a game in more than two months. Troy put an end to that streak Saturday night in a 85-81 upset over the Panthers. […]
Arts & Living
Seven days to get reel: CMF hopefuls strive to make the final cut
Since 2001, Campus Movie Fest (CMF) has equipped willing students with thousands of dollars worth of equipment for free.
Arts & Living
Fourty-four years after her debut, a folk heroine is reborn
The fabled, long-forgotten cult record is the music nerd’s Ark of the Covenant. In the age of over-saturation where genuinely new music is coveted like holographic Charizards, fans search desperately for an old sound that, […]
Basketball
Streak snapped
The Troy Trojans (9-15, 4-8 Sun Belt) upset the Georgia State Panthers (17-7, 10-1 Sun Belt) ending the Panthers winning streak […]
News
Georgia State’s conservative minority: College Republicans
Conservative political views have dominated the state of Georgia since its inception, but at Georgia State, those views are among the minority. […]
Soccer
Men’s soccer now shines in the Sun Belt
Georgia State’s men’s soccer team has lost its independence, and it’s for the better.
