Opinion
They made birth control for the wrong gender.
Men don’t like being told what to do with their bodies but are the first to dictate how a woman should look or dress. They are the first to have an opinion on what a […]
Month: October 2020
Opinion
So what is the real social dilemma?
Facebook’s launch in 2004 has been the catalyst for how we consume information. While our generation has strayed away from the site, many still use Facebook as their primary news source. According to the Pew […]
Opinion
You don’t have to turn your passions into profit
At its birth, we did not create art with ideas such as profit or career in mind. Capitalism has duped us all into thinking that we must only put effort into passions from which we […]
Opinion
Music artists, try to stay independent
Many young aspiring artists have seen multiple occurrences of fellow artists getting screwed over by record deals. The music industry is structured to take advantage of artists and their value. Even the most famous music […]
Opinion
Cringey poetry is good for the mind and soul
Do you remember a time when you could write without a second thought? Your goal wasn’t to follow a style of formatting, get a grade on your perceived proficiency or abide by socially acceptable ideas. […]
Opinion
Free speech is not an excuse for malice
Charlie Hebdo is a satirical magazine that features cartoons and polemics. It is known for its diverse critical content and its reputation for leaving no topic or group uncriticized. They believe that free speech is […]
Arts & Living
Students share their musical journeys
Music is more than just the sounds we listen to. Music is inspirational, authentic and complex. These three Georgia State students express what music means to them and how it inspires them. Junior Andrew Buckmire […]
Arts
Panthers want a new creative media major
Georgia State is one of the most versatile universities in the nation, ranking as the second-most innovative university according to the U.S. News & World Report. Modern programs are quick to catch popularity among students, […]
Arts & Living
ELEVATE art program highlights prominent leaders in Atlanta
Two colorful murals cover The West End Goodwill’s walls, each side depicting critical, larger-than-life citizens of Atlanta. One wall is dedicated to Rev. James E. Orange, and the other side serves as a tribute to […]
Arts & Living
Beginner’s guide to growing houseplants
Tangled vines spilling from a hanging basket. Textured leaves with bright splashes of red and yellow. It’s no wonder that one of the biggest trends to come out of the COVID-19 lockdown this year was […]
