Arts & Living
Smoke and Mirrors
Happy Hookah wouldn’t be hard to miss on a brisk stroll to a class that started five minutes ago. Despite its neon veneer, the shop seems rather plain visually — as if it […]
Year: 2015
Basketball
Ron Hunter frustrated at portion of Saturday press conference
On Saturday afternoon at the Sports Arena, Georgia State men’s basketball blew out the Arkansas State Red Wolves by a final score of 74-43. Despite the victory, Panthers head coach Ron Hunter was not all […]
Arts & Living
Shaky Knees Music Festival: Bringing the festival circuit down to ATL
In 2013, thousands of people arrived in Masquerade Park. Last year, thousands more came to dance and jam in Atlantic Station. This time, Shaky Knees Music Festival 2015 is setting up shop in Central Park. […]
Opinion
Our campus: Is it full of irritation or fascination?
This is a guest column by John Miller. Have you ever been walking through campus on an average, bitter-cold winter day, found yourself stopped in your tracks by a crowd and asked yourself — cursing […]
Campus News
Average marks: Georgia’s higher education support gets a C score on its report card
The state of Georgia received 77 percent (or C) on its “report card” for public higher education support. The ranking was based on five subjects factored and averaged into a grading system according to the […]
News
Week of Feb. 3 News Briefs
Local: Georgia ranks high in top 10 most wanted sex traffickers Four out of the top 10 most wanted human traffickers committed their crimes within the state, according to CBS46. Eugenio Hernandez-Prieto, Jose Isidro Gutiérrez-Marez, […]
Sports
Panther of the Week: Ryan Harrow
The senior point guard from Marietta reached 1,000 points for his Georgia State career in a 74-43 blowout victory against the Arkansas State Red Wolves on Saturday afternoon at the Sports Arena. Harrow reached the […]
News
Week of Feb. 3 News Blotter
Jan. 26: Underground Plaza Cops n’ Robbers A non-GSU affiliate was arrested for obstruction, criminal trespassing, outstanding warrants and robbery after a student said his cell phone was snatched by an unknown male. The student […]
Arts & Living
Review: Eastwood tackles the war genre in his new movie ‘American Sniper’
Verdict: Better than recent war films, “American Sniper” reaffirms Clint Eastwood’s prowess, but still disappoints in some aspects. It is always exciting to see new work from directors, such as Clint Eastwood, with extensive experience […]
Album Reviews
Review: The Decemberists make progress uniting their split fanbase
Verdict: Despite lacking much sense of cohesion, The Decemberists’ seventh album is yet another impressive entry in the group’s storied catalogue. January is probably an odd time to make such bold proclamations, but odds are […]
