Campus News
Top news stories you’ve missed this week!
In the hustle of daily life, it is often difficult to sit down and read or watch the news. It is often dark and negative, but it’s still a fundamental part of our everyday lives. […]
Articles by Kenneth Lockett III
Campus Events
Top news stories you’ve missed this week!
In the hustle of daily life, it’s often difficult to sit down and read or watch the news. The news is often dark and negative, but it’s still a fundamental part of our everyday lives. […]
Campus News
The top news stories you missed
In the hustle of daily life, it is often difficult to sit down and read or watch the news. Here are some important news stories from the past week that you might have missed. Student […]
Campus News
The Atlanta senate invites Chief Coleman to speak
The Atlanta Senate held its second meeting on September 16, which further set forth Student Government’s commitment to getting things done. At this meeting, the central focus was safety as Interim GSUPD Chief Anthony Coleman […]
Campus News
Hundreds of Americans left in Afghanistan
As the United States military began to wrap up its historic departure from Afghanistan, they made many promises. They have not met those promises to this day, and the most important of those promises was […]
City
Georgia could see 20,000 daily COVID-19 cases by September
The Mayo Clinic predicts that the state of Georgia could see upwards of 20,000 daily new COVID-19 cases by early September. These predictions would make Georgia the number-one state for new COVID-19 cases in the […]
Campus News
Perimeter College Lab coordinator terminated
As thousands of students return to classes in person, there is a serious concern over the ongoing pandemic and the increasingly troublesome delta variant. On July 27, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) […]
Campus News
Breaking News: Finalist for Georgia State President Selected
The Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia announced on June 10 the finalist for the Georgia State Presidency. M. Brian Blake Ph.D, who is currently the executive vice president for Academic Affairs […]
Opinion
In Opinions: Yes, the War on Drugs disproportionately targets minorities
When you think of the longest wars in U.S. history, you’d typically think of armed conflict. Topping that list is the Afghanistan War and, by extension, the War on Terror. The almost 20-year war defined […]
Opinion
GASB 202 is problematic, but not for the reasons many think
It’s now April, and we are quickly approaching six months after the battle that was the 2020 election. And while the Biden administration and Democrats attempt to move forward with their agenda, Republicans across the […]
