Football
What’s next for football?
After another tumultuous season on the gridiron, Georgia State football moves into another offseason. As a fan or student it may seem as if the season could not end fast enough. Could 2015 bring better […]
Month: January 2015
Campus News
Georgia State installs new plan to delay tuition payment
Georgia State’s financial aid office is offering a new method of payment known as the Georgia State Payment Plan for the 2015 spring semester. The plan will give students the option to delay payment for […]
Arts & Living
Moshi Moshi: A New Boutique in Atlanta
G ood vibes flow freely in the stylish boutique nestled in the heart of Edgewood on Moshi Moshi’s opening night. The city’s fashionable twenty-somethings dress in trendy all-black ensembles as they sway to the music […]
Arts & Living
Golden Globes 2015 Aimed High, Fell Short
I always get excited when award season rolls around, viewing all the beautiful gowns floating down the red carpet and the gorgeous celebrities smiling at the cameras. The Golden Globes, The Sag Awards, The Critics […]
Opinion
Mortem autem democratia: The rise of the new college empire
What happened? On Monday, Jan. 5 at 9:28 p.m., President Mark Becker sent out a campus-wide e-mail informing students that the concept of a merger with Georgia Perimeter College (GPC) would be placed in front […]
Sports
While you were away: Women’s basketball
The winter break may have served as time away from the classroom, but the Georgia State women’s basketball team was still active on the court. Beginning with the Georgia State-hosted Holiday & Hoops Classic, the […]
Arts & Living
A Cold Conductor:The Properties of Centennial Olympic Park’s Ice Skating Rink
In Georgia, ice is a friend and enemy. Icy roads effectively shut down Atlanta almost a year ago, stranding folks on the highway. This is a situation in which ice is the bad […]
Sports
Panther of the week (Jan. 13, 2015)
Tracy Dorcemont (Track & Field) On Jan. 10, the first day of the UAB Invitational in Birmingham, Alabama, sophomore weight thrower Tracy Dorcemont set a Georgia State record when she heaved for 18.19 meters. The […]
Arts & Living
‘Big Eyes’ shows Tim Burton’s creative palette has no limits
Big Eyes Release Date: Dec. 25 Verdict: Marked by inspired performances from Amy Adams and Christoph Waltz, Big Eyes is one of the movies that should be included in any regular moviegoer watching list […]
News
The weekly blotter (Jan. 13)
Jan. 6 Acting out Luckie Street A non-student or faculty member was arrested for disorderly conduct by campus police while under the influence. The individual was then arrested, processed and transported to an Atlanta jail. […]
