Queen Mufty-Raini is a junior at Georgia State running for Atlanta’s seat for Speaker of the Senate. Mufty-Raini was involved in her high school’s Student Government Association and hoped to bring her leadership experience to […]
According to the U.S. Department of Education, 43% of full-time undergraduate students are employed. Many students work a full-time job and take a full course load to pay their tuition and graduate on time. But […]
Last Minute Game Plans The 2021 NBA All-Star Game is an area of contention for local government officials, NBA players, fans and public health experts. Recently, the U.S. recorded over 500,000 COVID-19-related deaths, which is […]
As virtual learning continues into 2021, students and professors alike are experiencing burnout. With the COVID-19 pandemic bringing prolonged academic, workplace, financial and health stresses, instructors are inevitably feeling tired and helpless. When Georgia State […]
As Fulton County’s COVID-19 cases exceed 80,000, Georgia State students should be aware of helpful and accessible resources to do their part in minimizing virus spread. These resources include multiple testing sites across campuses and […]
Sex, gender and sexuality are terms used to label someone’s sexual reproductive anatomy, how one expresses themselves to the world and someone’s sexual orientation. These terms are not synonymous and can be confused with one […]
While the U.S. hurtles through significant historical events, singer/songwriter David W. Jacobsen stops to recount the lives of obscure and notable U.S. presidents in his newest album, “POTUS.” Jacobsen wrote songs about Herbert Hoover, Richard […]
In the Recreation Center’s basement, “gym bros” are found in the free weight room, profusely sweating and grunting loudly with every heavy lift. These guys’ biceps are barely contained by their sweat-stained “GSU Football” Gildan […]
Apps like GroupMe could help students keep in touch with their classmates outside of the classroom, reminding each other of upcoming assignments and what happened in class if they are absent from class. This semester, […]
Fans wait all evening in Atlanta concert halls, filled with anticipation to see their favorite band live after having their tickets for months. In March, excited concert-goers were met with massive show reschedulings and cancellations […]
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