Softball
The Ivie League
A fresh face has stepped into the spotlight for the Georgia State softball team this spring. That face comes in the form of 5-foot-8, Carlton, Georgia native catcher Ivie Drake. Drake admits that she didn’t […]
Month: April 2015
Arts & Living
Cleaning out your closet: Part III: Switching to Summer
If you haven’t noticed by the sweat forming under your book bag, summer is upon us; pants season is officially over. And now the only thing comfortable to wear are shorts that collect sweat and […]
Columns
Column: A perspective on the mandatory student fees and what exactly you’re paying for — or aren’t!
Ask any college student, and you’ll soon realize that the cost of college is one of the biggest concerns when pursuing a degree. Tuition is often the culprit, as it seems to be on a […]
News
Daily News Briefs: 4/22
Local Car accident victim’s father gets charges of interfering with government property dropped The father of a deceased car accident victim was acquitted of charges on Apr. 12 after attempting to build a barrier where […]
Opinion
News
SGA VP-elect proposes partial meal plans
Georgia State students may soon have additional dining hall options outside of the university’s current unlimited access meal plans. Fortune Onwuzuruike, Georgia State’s Student Government Association (SGA) vice president-elect of Student Services, plans to use […]
Arts & Living
Festivus the app: Bringing accessibility to festivalgoers
With summer fast approaching, the festival season has finally returned to Atlanta. From Shaky Knees to Music Midtown, Atlanta boasts dozens of music festivals that entertain hundreds of thousands of people. With such a […]
Columns
A look at the difficulties faced by transgender students at Georgia State and in Atlanta
When I was growing up, my parents taught me that everyone was equal, no matter what race, gender or sexuality. As I grew older, I realized that not all people were indeed treated equally, and […]
Sports
Women’s tennis title defense falls short
At the Sun Belt women’s tennis tournament in New Orleans, Louisiana, Georgia State women’s tennis’ title defense fell short in the semifinals with a 4-3 loss to the UT-Arlington Mavericks. The Panthers earned a 4-0 […]
Arts & Living
Underground and Turner Field: Reconstructing the community
There are two places in Atlanta which have not received the greatest welcome over the years and plans entail that their old reputations will soon fade. Renovations for establishing a community basis for Atlanta using […]
