Columns
The summer stereotype
how summer vacation is a time for more than just relaxation […]
Opinion
Columns
The common core
Why the standard of core classes can be a problem for both college students and America’s youth […]
Columns
The problem with drug testing food stamp recipients
Soon, Georgia residents may have to be drug tested in order to receive (SNAP) Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, formerly known as food stamps. The controversial measure, proposed by State Representative and Republican Greg Morris, […]
Editorials
SGA endorsements for 2014
Each year, it is the practice of this newspaper to make recommendations to the student body to help guide their vote in the upcoming Student Government Association elections. Because we believe that voters should make […]
Columns
Free college? Sign me up!
A recent bill titled “Pay It Forward” has sprung up in Michigan and is making waves in university systems around the country. The idea behind the bill is simple: Make college more affordable by offering […]
Columns
Why students are discouraged from joining organizations on campus
As a transfer student, I know a few of my major concerns were making long-lasting friendships, networking and getting involved on campus. One of the most helpful events Georgia State offers at the beginning of […]
Letters to the Editor
Letter: The importance of healthcare
Letter to the editor:
Columns
Why we need more than one week to campaign for SGA elections
On Monday, March 24, SGA candidates began the tradition of wooing students for their hand in political matrimony: campaigning. And on Monday, March 31, the polls will open and students will begin to cast their […]
Editorials
Students deserve answers from those that claim to represent them
Talking to reporters is a necessity for well-run elections – even at the university level […]
Columns
The tuition is too damn high
“Nothing in American Life has risen in price so quickly as the cost of college, up 500 percent from 1975,” CNNMoney correspondent Christine Romans said.
