Baseball
Joey Roach: the final catch
After 466 at bats and 140 hits, catcher Joey Roach began his final season as a Georgia State Panther on Feb. 19. Journey to Georgia State Roach began his love for baseball at the age […]
Year: 2016
Arts & Living
Santigold’s “99￠”:Packed with jams of all scopes, just a few missteps
Grade: B+ Verdict: “99￠” bubbles with ecclectic euphoria enough to override its handful of blunders. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Santi White, AKA Santigold, AKA the artist behind those two songs “Disparate Youth” and “L.E.S Artistes” on your house […]
Arts & Living
A Flash of High Fashion: Dutch Fashion Collection comes to Atlanta
Sunlight fills the lobby of the Anne Cox Chambers wing of the High Museum of Art. The windowed room allows visitors a small taste of Dutch designer Iris van Herpen’s fashion collection, which has been […]
Campus News
Hillary Clinton bails on Georgia State campaign stop (updated)
This article was updated on Feb. 28 @ 2:23 p.m. to include quotes from Hillary Clinton, Kasim Reed and others. Around midnight of Feb. 26 Democratic Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton’s reps announced Friday’s campaign stop […]
Sports
Cheerleaders win National Cheersport Competition
The Georgia State Spirit Squad helps bring life into the atmosphere of Panther games year ‘round. The team’s genuine passion for the university and athletic program can be credited directly to their head coach Darryl […]
Arts & Living
Commemorating the legacy of African-American culture: Ways to Celebrate Black History in Atlanta
Black History Month is recognized as a time to reflect on the accomplishments of great African American Leaders and innovators. Celebrate those historical moments while attending Black History events taking place around and in the […]
Arts & Living
The Story Behind #FreeKesha
Kesha Rose Sebert, known best as simply Kesha, vaulted to fame for her dance-inspired pop tracks like “Tik Tok” and “We R Who We R.” After a few years in the spotlight, Kesha was hospitalized […]
Arts & Living
It’s lit-erature: Atlanta’s independent bookstores survive against corporate booksellers
Buying up a novel has gone a long way from perusing a local bookstore. If people want to get their hands on a book, they stop by a large chain store like Barnes & Noble […]
Local Government
Library robberies help push “Campus Carry” bill closer to law
House Bill 859, known as the “Campus Carry” bill, passed through the state House Monday. And recent Georgia State robberies gave legislators some ammunition to push the bill through with a 113-59 vote. The bill […]
Soccer
Women’s soccer adds to stacked roster
The fall season was one to remember for Georgia State’s women’s soccer team as they finished second in the Sun Belt Conference Tournament. The Panthers entered the tournament as the sixth seed and beat No. […]
