Sports
Sept. 22: Three Big Things
School Shawn Elliott’s Panthers lose a Week One thriller The new-look Panthers football team made their debut at Center Parc Stadium and gave the No. 19 team in the nation a run for their money […]
Month: September 2020
Soccer
Lady Panthers soccer team opens the season 1-0
As summer gives way to autumn, the Georgia State women’s soccer team returns to the pitch, looking to build on last year’s 9-9-2 record after falling to South Alabama in the Sun Belt Conference Tournament […]
Football
What did we learn about Georgia State in week one?
Even at Center Parc Stadium, the Panthers did not expect to compete against No. 19 Louisiana-Lafayette, but Shawn Elliott’s men did, and nearly upset the Ragin Cajuns Saturday afternoon. While Georgia State lost in overtime […]
Sports
Bailey Hatchett’s great success beyond the sand
For Bailey Hatchett, being an Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar is just as important as being a Panthers beach volleyball team member. Eligibility for the award requires student-athletes to be at least a sophomore, have […]
Sports
Meisheia Griffin is the prototype for a Panthers’ leader
Georgia State women’s volleyball has had many great athletes in the past, including Sarah-Jane Mugo, April De Costa, Emily Averbeck and Celestine Friesen. It is no surprise this year’s group of women has the same […]
Hawks
Isaac Okoro and Onyeka Okongwu are a match for the Atlanta Hawks
The Atlanta Hawks received the sixth overall pick in the NBA Draft Lottery, a disappointment to many fans. Atlanta currently has five players age 22 or younger who were drafted in the past few seasons. […]
Opinion
It’s time for Georgia State to have its first Black president
On Sept. 15, Georgia State University President Mark Becker announced that he would be leaving his position after the 2020-21 school year. The sudden announcement comes as the university tries to find its new normal […]
Campus News
Sept. 22: News Briefs & Crime Blotter
NEWS BRIEFS LOCAL UGA student is sexually assaulted near campus On Sept. 13, a University of Georgia student was sexually assaulted on her walk home. According to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, she was assaulted at 11:30 […]
Opinion
The Library of Alexandria is still burning
Throughout history, major political players have used fear, deceit and destruction to alter societal beliefs and steer public opinion in their favor. The knowledge of humanity lays helpless at the unforgiving hand of political moves […]
Opinion
Fight the patriarchy and embrace being #basic
As the crisp winds of autumn roll in, so do all of the season’s comforts: pumpkin spice lattes, Ugg boots, and cozy oversized sweaters. It is also the time of year when people use the […]
