Opinion
Make it legal to be Black in America
Here we are again! Yet another unarmed black man, shot in the back by police. I bet you all thought of a different person. Some of you might have thought of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, […]
Month: September 2020
Opinion
Online learning threatens student-teacher interactions and performance
Every student, at some point in their college career, has been advised to get to know their professor, sit in the front row and laugh at their jokes. By doing this, you can improve grades, […]
Sports Briefs
Sept. 9: Three Big Things
University Men’s soccer releases 11-game schedule The men’s soccer team announced its schedule for the 2020 season on Friday, with a few games to note and stories to watch. Before the Sun Belt Conference championships […]
Basketball
Is college football returning too soon?
College students did not return to the same schools they left in March. They returned with two masks waiting for them at the student center, not many students on campus and no sports events being […]
Football
What Georgia colleges are doing to limit fan attendance
College football made its debut for the 2020 season as the Central Arkansas Bears beat out the Austin Peay Governors last week, 24-17. Despite the game’s sloppy nature, it reminded fans across the country that […]
Hawks
The five biggest draft busts in Hawks franchise history
30 teams at the NBA draft with one goal: find a player that will benefit them most in the future. Sometimes, a team hits a homerun and drafts a once-on-a-generation talent; sometimes, they miss out. […]
Football
Three unforgettable moments from the Falcons and Saints’ long history
The rivalry between the Atlanta Falcons and New Orleans Saints is one of the most intriguing rivalries in the book. Current Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan describes every meeting with his rival as feeling very much […]
Homepage stories
Let’s Toast to Some of Life’s Firsts
Hi readers, My name is Brooklyn Valera. Brooklyn, like the city. I’ve said this phrase my entire life, so people are aware of how to spell and say my name. I won’t bore you with […]
Arts & Living
An ode to civil rights hero Congressman John Lewis
In the fall of 2016, Georgia State alumna Audrey Maloof made a decision that changed her life in immeasurable ways. After her first semester of college, Maloof moved back to Atlanta and was unsure of […]
Arts & Living
Georgia State student wishes to bring BLM to the bookstore
As the Black Lives Matter movement remains at the social forefront, the Georgia State football team showcased a logo that combined the Georgia State Panther with black and white text reading “Black Lives Matter.” Sophomore […]
