Opinion
Long Island to Buckhead
I used to do a lot of house sitting outside the perimeter. I hated it. You always encounter the same pallid cabinets, lacquer countertops and vinyl floors colored like the inside of your eyelids. Gleaming […]
Month: September 2021
Opinion
Atlanta is never going to be the ‘New’ NYC
Over the past years, the comparisons between Atlanta and New York City have only grown. Many people in Atlanta like to call it the ‘New’ New York City. However, comparing New York to Atlanta is […]
Arts & Living
When” good vibes” are toxic: the problem with toxic positivity
Those who are going through challenging times might hear things like “it’ll be fine,” “keep your head up” or “just smile.” Shirts, posters and keychains dangling from students’ backpacks read “good vibes only.” Amidst a […]
Arts & Living
Artist Curt Tha Kreator shares his backstory
With Atlanta being the home of many famous and creative individuals, talent is not hard to come by. However, the Atlanta native Curtis Kenner, also known as Curt Tha Kreator, finds inspiration from his life […]
Arts
Broadway opens the curtain to the public
After being closed for a little over a year, the most prolonged period in its history, Broadway is finally pulling back the curtain and opening its doors to patrons and theatre lovers alike. Broadway closed […]
Arts & Living
808s and heavy bass: a history of trap and drill
Atlanta and New York have always been the forerunners of hip-hop. Legends such as the duo Outkast, T.I. and Future all found their starts in Atlanta, while Biggie, Nas and Jay-Z were born and raised […]
Sports
Youthful Georgia State Panthers volleyball team looking to find consistency
The Georgia State volleyball team has had an up and down season so far. Last Thursday, a loss to Clemson put the team’s record at 3-7, last in their division. A few things have rattled […]
Sports
The ultimate sports showdown: Atlanta vs. New York
The Big Apple and Peachtree are two cities that have hosted professional teams for nearly half a century. New York is known as “The Mecca” with a vast history of professional athletes coming out of […]
Campus News
SGA back in full swing after a year of Partial Operations
Georgia State’s Student Government Association Atlanta Senate held a session on September 2. The meeting was full of legislation that impacted the university community significantly. The SGA focused on resolutions that would bring students in […]
Business
The Democrat Blowout
After Tuesday’s recall election, California Governor Gavin Newsom will remain in office to finish his term. Newsom avoided a loss that would have made Democrats across the country antsy ahead of the 2022 midterm elections. […]
