Opinion
Make it legal to be Black in America
Here we are again! Yet another unarmed black man, shot in the back by police. I bet you all thought of a different person. Some of you might have thought of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, […]
Opinion
Opinion
Online learning threatens student-teacher interactions and performance
Every student, at some point in their college career, has been advised to get to know their professor, sit in the front row and laugh at their jokes. By doing this, you can improve grades, […]
Homepage stories
Let’s Toast to Some of Life’s Firsts
Hi readers, My name is Brooklyn Valera. Brooklyn, like the city. I’ve said this phrase my entire life, so people are aware of how to spell and say my name. I won’t bore you with […]
Opinion
WAP is all about owning your sexuality
One of the few good things to emerge from 2020 is Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s latest hit, “WAP.” Released on August 6, the track went gold in under a week, and platinum two […]
Opinion
Why do Georgia State students get new advisors every semester?
Like many Georgia State students, I have fought with our University Advisement Center my entire college career. The system is flawed top to bottom. Georgia State advisement is in desperate need of rebuilding. My freshman […]
Opinion
Kanye’s campaign is this year’s most dangerous distraction
The Kanye West campaign is simply an attempt to take votes from Joe Biden. A vote for him will utterly diminish your voice and give Trump an advantage. In his exclusive interview with Forbes, Kanye […]
Opinion
Party culture shouldn’t cost human lives
Everything Georgia, a Georgia-centered news site, recently shared a video on Twitter of a massive party being hosted at the University of North Georgia in Dahlonega in the middle of the pandemic. As the video […]
Opinion
Are concerts as we know them gone for good?
Last year, many of us were pinning tickets to our walls, tying wristbands to our keys and bookbags and remembering yet another summer of stellar concerts and amazing festivals. This year, we watched our shows […]
Opinion
Spare some change, Georgia State University President Mark Becker?
The stimulus checks came and went, but for many students, they never saw a penny of this relief. Thousands of college students were excluded from the stimulus check, leaving them financially vulnerable. Georgia State University […]
Letters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: A battle cry for our money
For at least the past year, Financial Services has caused unnecessary headaches for students at our school, so much so, that their tactics and practices would be considered unethical for anyone working in finance — […]
