Editorials
Editorial: Sex, lies and Instagram
Boys will be boys. That’s how the old saying goes right? Unfortunately, too many times that saying is used as a way to justify a double standard for men and women. This issue has come […]
Year: 2016
Columns
Deal’s veto less than commendable
I have no idea why Gov. Nathan Deal vetoed the infamous Religious Liberty Bill but I’m glad he did. One for two, at least, counting that bull-headed Campus Carry one. Also, I frankly don’t care why […]
Arts
Ringing in Spring: 80th Annual Atlanta Dogwood Festival
Spring is in the air and one way to usher it in is with the 80th Annual Atlanta Dogwood Festival. Hosted in Piedmont Park from April 8 to 10, the festival will showcase artists and […]
Football
Athlete of the Year: Nick Arbuckle
Before Georgia State Behind Arbuckle’s collected and organized demeanor, lies a hardworking individual on and off the field. After losing his mother to cancer at a young age, Arbuckle remained focused. Former teammate and current […]
News
SGA’s agenda to build a safer campus
During its March 24 meeting, the Student Government Association (SGA) Senate passed a whopping five new pieces of campus safety legislation. The safety bill introductions began with the “Active Shooter Resolution,” authored by SGA Sen. […]
Arts
Panther of the Year: Meet Branden Stokes
College is just a minor stepping stone for this Georgia State Panther, whose passion for decreasing homelessness, came from personal experience. Pushing past obstacles, he gained a greater appreciation for life, by fueling a hunger […]
Sports
Jason Marshall: Off the Court
Women’s tennis head coach Jason Marshall is currently in the midst of his second season at Georgia State, but his tennis background extends back into his early childhood. Born in Dallas, Texas, Marshall was introduced […]
Campus News
Faculty of the Year: BECKER: On Record
Tasked with ensuring Georgia State keeps spurring economic growth and scholastic opportunity in Atlanta and beyond, University President Mark Becker calls the shots that move the Panther family. Over the last seven years, Becker has […]
Arts
Give new life: Upcycle and fix the broken
As college students keeping up with trends and making sure that everything we own is in good shape can be hard. Sometimes things break or go out of style and our pockets are less than […]
News
Some students too young to claim independence
As April 15 approaches, students should be aware of who supports their education — themselves or their parents. Some college students qualify for more money in loans and scholarships because they file taxes as an […]
