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Sports
GSU Baseball excels and the coronavirus hits the NBA
University The Elian Merejo show Yet, again, it is Eilian Marejo’s world and everyone else lives in it. Following a week where the Panthers went 2-1, Marejo had a field day. He is batting .440 […]
Arts & Living
The silent Right to Life rally boomed through campus
Two days before President Trump became the first president to attend an anti-abortion rally, a silent Georgia Right to Life rally marched on Decatur Street on the Downtown campus, leaving much to the surprise of […]
Campus News
Blexit Atlanta: Why Black Americans are leaving the Democratic Party
A majority black crowd of at least 500 people assembled in Buckhead Theatre in Trump merch and neon shirts that read “Liberals Can’t Bully Me!” for one reason: They are tired of the Democratic Party. […]
Homepage stories
No. 2 most innovative: You’ve heard it before but here’s how Georgia State got there
Georgia State has not wasted time showcasing that it was ranked No. 1 in teaching and No. 2 in innovation by U.S. News & World Report for 2019. The university spent about $318,000 on advertisements […]
Columns
Black outrage is a marketing technique
Before social media existed, most of everyone’s opinion wasn’t heard. We got the bulk of our information from the few news channels that were available. We simply listened to the reporters speak their peace and […]
Letters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: Don’t cry wolf, be optimistic
Dear editor, In his Oct. 29 Opinions column entitled “Employment isn’t working for students,” Jamal Lemond makes the unsubstantiated claim that “employment for students is becoming nearly impossible.” In a vague attempt to perform some […]
Campus News
Ben Okereke’s Turning Point in politics on campus
Georgia State student Ben Okereke took the stage in front of Turning Point USA’s Young Black Leadership Conference on Oct. 4. Next to him stood President Donald Trump. Okereke thanked him for helping the black […]
Columns
Hijabis don’t need to be saved
To put it bluntly, the white feminist movement has always excluded women of color. The voices of women of color are continuously pushed to the side as white feminists paint the narrative of what does […]
Arts & Living
October 22nd Horoscope
Aries Chucky. Much like Aries, the antagonist of the “Child’s Play is rebellious, impulsive and charming. At first glance, he is as innocent as they come in his striped shirt and jean overalls. But it’s […]
