Articles by Jasmine Barrow

Coming into college, I knew dating would be different than it was in high school. I was under the impression that it would be taken more seriously, going out on dinner dates and whatnot. But […]

Homecoming in college is a whole affair. Here at Georgia State, we have a whole week full of school-sponsored events, free food, giveaways and even a ball. But each year when Homecoming comes around, new […]

A job on campus is probably one of the most convenient jobs to have. You don’t have to pay for transportation, they’re flexible with your class schedule and you can connect with other people around […]

When you think of the word “fetish,” the first thought that comes to mind is probably sexual in nature. But fetishes can be more than just a bedroom kink. It’s possible to have a race […]

Every year, thousands of students enroll at Georgia State and numerous other higher education institutions across the globe. But why? Some people are in school to better themselves and further their education of their own […]

It’s easy to get caught up in the stresses of life, especially college life. You’re joining different organizations, trying to find opportunities and jobs that will build your resume, and to top it all off, […]

While on your way to Classroom South, an argument breaks out right in front of you between two people. The argument then escalates into a fistfight, and you continue to stand there and observe. At […]

The Georgia State-Georgia Southern rivalry goes back to a time long before us. But when it comes to which school is better than the other, what is the correct answer based purely on facts?   When […]

It is an established fact that black people are the victims of more police brutality than members of any other race. In fact, according to the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,  police violence […]

Everyone knows what a dress code is, they’re a set of rules in regards to someone’s appearance. We had them every year in primary school and it didn’t stop until college.  The rules were usually […]