Last Monday marked the first day of this year’s legislative session. Cue in the religious liberty, gun control, confederate monuments, ‘English-only’, ‘let’s-fix-transit’ bills that will begin to pop up on our news feeds. Disappointedly, despite […]
Step outside on any street of Atlanta and you’re likely to find a new development that wasn’t there a month ago. Cranes are as common as towers in our skyline, and ducking under scaffolding has […]
Last Wednesday, Georgia State’s Center for Global information Studies (CGIS) hosted a panel of five ex-journalists and university professors to spitball on the reasons of the media’s downhill reputation ever since the Trump administration kicked […]
The argument over gun control has been a defining issue for political parties in the US since there were guns. In 48 states, gun ownership successfully predicted whether a household was going to vote for […]
Graduation, oh sweet victory. Getting to walk across that stage, moving the tassel from one side of the cap to the other and receiving that diploma you stayed up countless nights for the past four […]
Student parking at the Downtown campus, or lack thereof… Really, where to even begin? Perhaps we start with the unreasonably long parking permit lines that hundreds of us must wait in during the beginning of […]
Universities across the country have been, and continue to be, predominately white. Regardless of whether that’s student’s or faculty and staff. Diversity among university faculty is a growing issue given the fact that the pool […]
Georgia State was established in 1913. That means they’ve had 104 years to establish a stable system that can accommodate their entire student body and take care of our needs, like all other universities have…. […]
There is a serious ethical issue – some would say– when it comes to ‘utilizing’ sugar daddies. In the old days, the sugar daddy business was frowned upon, because of the taboo sex-money exchange that […]
Let’s talk about Senate Bill 160. First mentioned on page 9A of this issue, SB 160 seeks to increase penalties for harming a peace officer, but also, and most importantly, wants to “increase the penalty […]
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