Whether teaching a group of eager, prospective journalism students or investigating a breaking news story in the field, Georgia State professor Mark Shavin has been in the journalism field for over four decades. Shavin saw […]
Two colorful murals cover The West End Goodwill’s walls, each side depicting critical, larger-than-life citizens of Atlanta. One wall is dedicated to Rev. James E. Orange, and the other side serves as a tribute to […]
From Latin music and fine art to space exploration and inspiring activism, the Hispanic/Latinx community’s contributions are countless. Every year, Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month is celebrated from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, recognizing the community’s culture […]
As the presidential election nears, the impending day can be nerve-wracking for both sides of the aisle. The stakes are high, and every vote matters, as this is one of the most publicized and controversial […]
The Anti-Oppression Network defines the term “allyship” as “an active, consistent and arduous practice of unlearning and re-evaluating, in which a person of privilege seeks to operate in solidarity with a marginalized group of people.” […]
In an average semester, getting to class means putting on shoes and making way through the crowded, cracked sidewalks of downtown. This semester, getting to class requires just a few clicks of the mouse. Still, […]
The Beginning of “Ébrìk” (ih-breek) Ébrìk Coffee Room opened its downtown location in 2014 under the slogan “Comfort. Community. Culture.” Ébrìk abided by this motto and intended to make quality and specialty coffee available to […]
Fall is approaching, meaning soon leaves will turn vivid yellows and reds, temperatures will start dropping and comfy clothing will be acceptable at all hours of the day. With fall weather being so nice, the […]
Many parents find it challenging to raise their children while simultaneously pursuing an education. In the middle of a global pandemic, these hurdles seem even bigger as new challenges arise. Georgia State student Jasmine Crawford’s […]
Panthers, it’s time to elect a president. According to NPR, 18 to 35-year-olds now constitute the country’s largest voting bloc, composing approximately 31% of the electorate. Despite the high number of eligible voters, young people […]
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