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“One Night in Miami” takes four of the most influential figures in the late 1900s and puts them in one room for a bombastic display of political discourse and understanding.  The film takes place on […]

A war between Black people and law enforcement consummates in the bloodshed of innocent bystanders fighting for a cause. The Black Panther Party organized and echoed throughout history in the film “Judas and the Black […]

“As we continue to practice social distancing…” is a phrase many of us have begun to hear far too often.  As COVID-19 continues to grip the world in chaos, we must continue to limit our […]

At the height of the dot-com bubble, many influential people in education thought that remote learning was going to be the next revolutionary invention. Twenty years later, it’s become increasingly apparent that online education is […]

It goes without saying that the U.S. stands as a prime example of how not to handle a nationwide pandemic. Only months ago, we were unconcerned about the effects of the novel coronavirus, proclaiming control […]

The Inclusive Digital Expression and Literacy, or IDEAL, Program is a program at Georgia State for people with disabilities, such as autism, cerebral palsy and intellectual disabilities. Just like any other students on campus, we […]

Before he succumbed to kidney cancer, my grandfather gave me some excellent advice on the purpose of college. Growing up during the Great Depression, he was the first generation in his family to achieve secondary […]