Columns

Hugo Chávez was the devil. Under his 14 years as Venezuela’s president, he cut the percentage of Venezuelans living under the poverty from a peak of 62 percent in 2003 to 29 percent in 2009, […]

A recent article in the New York Times reveals how one law firm in Atlanta is paving the way for the future of hiring. As we all know, it is becoming difficult to obtain a […]

From the dawn of our college years to the sunset, the Georgia State student will encounter many expenses. Tuition, housing, books, supplies, parking, gas, and printing are several expenses that deplete our pockets and take […]

Currently, 28 Georgia State shuttle bus drivers are unaware as to if they will have a job within the next coming weeks. After a newspaper article was published highlighting five written complaints over a nine […]

You know what the week of class before spring break and American Idol have in common? People stopped caring. I’m suffering bad. I visited my doctor about it and he diagnosed me with IDGAF. My […]

Computer nerds hacked city hall last weekend… but in a good way. The City of Atlanta hosted its first ever “Govathon” (also known as a “hackathon”), where it pitched various problems to a room full […]

It’s been roughly 4 ½ months since the Georgia State Senate approved a ban on smoking and tobacco use on Georgia State’s campus. But if you’ve been just about anywhere on campus lately –especially the […]

I hope this article serves as a voice for introverts. Get it? Cause they don’t speak for themselves. Okay, not that funny. For many of you reading this, class participation may seem insignificant to you. […]

As many of you know, Underground Atlanta has had a mixed past since opening in 1969. It began successfully and was the place to be in downtown Atlanta through the mid-70s. By 1980, however, crime […]