Editorials
CatChat failures demand attention
With more than $1.5 million spent on Wi-Fi infrastructure upgrades in the past three years, it’s high time CatChat functioned properly […]
Year: 2014
Columns
Why dropping out may be the only way out for some students
Diversity on this campus isn’t exclusive to race, religion and major; there’s also the non-traditional student, fifth––sometimes sixth––year senior, and the dropout.As a fifth-year college student, I can honestly attest to the cliché that college […]
Basketball
March brings familiar feelings to Ryan Harrow
Ryan Harrow has evolved since he arrived at North Carolina State as a highly touted freshman. […]
Sports
Was one win too much to ask for?
The Sun Belt Conference tournament is less than two weeks away, and the Georgia State women’s basketball team blew two opportunities this past week to clinch a berth, losing to both UT-Arlington and Texas State […]
Columns
Food Trucks downtown…pretty please with profits on top?
On a campus with 32,000+ enrolled students in the heart of downtown Atlanta, I am puzzled each day around 12 p.m. when the streets are alive and everyone is out to get a bite to […]
Columns
Why campus libraries should thrive in our technology-immersed society
There’s been tiresome but necessary debate over the future of printed textbooks in our growing digital age. In an attempt to save money and time, more students than ever are choosing digital versions of […]
Basketball
University community travels to New Orleans to support men’s basketball
Georgia State’s men’s and women’s basketball teams have been the talk of the town. After last season, where the teams were ineligible to play in a conference championship, the patience of fans and students alike […]
News
Mandatory fees may be lowered for graduate students
After student Arianna Tamvacakis and others took the initiative to get mandatory fees lowered for graduate students, the Graduate Student Fees subcommittee is proposing packages to lower fees. Tamvacakis said that because many graduate students […]
Local Government
Safe Carry Protection Act seeks to lessen the penalty for carrying guns on campus
After passing in the House of Representatives, Georgia’s HB 875, the Safe Carry Protection Act, has already begun to receive waves of disapproval from teachers, students and parents.
Local Government
Religious Freedom Act viewed poorly within the Georgia State community
The preservation of the Religious Freedom Act, a bill currently making its way through the Georgia General Assembly, has stirred controversy for its potential to give those in power the ability to discriminate against individuals […]
