Any given Thursday, there are 12 generations scrambling to cram mathematics knowledge in their developing brains. They’re sprinting towards a goal that they don’t know anything about. Every student is rushing towards the same thing—calculus. […]
Phi Gamma Delta, often called FIJI, is currently facing two separate lawsuits from Georgia State University students claiming that members of the fraternity drugged and sexually assaulted them. One woman also alleges rape. Especially considering […]
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Last week, the White House acknowledged that “sexual assault is pervasive because our culture still allows it to persist.” This is both good news and bad news—good, because an authority has made the point, which […]
“Proceed to the highlighted route, then follow the road for three miles.” “Can we turn off the sound?” My friend asked. “I just watched a movie about this guy who fell in love with his […]
This past week, students found notes in their apartments and emails informing them that Custodial and Maintenance Services would be entering apartments to clean stoves and bathrooms. While this previously happened only once a year, […]
Earlier this month, I was among more than 60 college presidents and other leaders in higher education who convened at the White House for a day-long summit on college access and success for low-income and […]
In elementary school, teachers often ask their classes, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Most students respond with professions like chef, ballerina and in some cases, even ninja turtle. On the […]
Good evening, America. We are living in grim times, ladies and gentlemen, grim times indeed. Our freedom as Americans is being threatened, and as usual, it is up to me, Jack Gelbe, to mobilize a […]
When tackling registration, students need as much information as possible so they can make intelligent decisions that best suit their personal learning needs. In the current system, students sign up for specific sections of courses […]
I’ve always wondered why almost every culture in the world, seemingly independently, came up with the idea of dragons. There are no other mythical animals that so many humans imagined independently and took to with […]
It started with DC’s New 52 initiative back in 2011. Across the board, DC cut their entire mainstream output and replaced it with the titular 52 books. This created a new DC Universe (DCU) complete […]
Self-help writer Thomas Moore said, “We need people in our lives with whom we can be as open as possible. To have real conversations with people may seem like such a simple, obvious suggestion, but […]
With the use of physical books on the decline and the rising demand for digital resources, the way that we look at libraries as a whole is quickly changing. The way that libraries are being […]
Every time I watch a Tech sporting event on television, I see the same commercial over and over. I’m not talking about the dumb Nissan Rogue commercial where they drive the car on top of […]
The Board of Regents (BOR) of the University System of Georgia (USG) introduced a proposal to establish a Tobacco and Smoke-Free Campus Policy to go into effect July 1, 2014. Citing tobacco use as the […]
My iPhone lights up to alert me of a new email. “My group member must have finally emailed me back.” “The test surely must have gotten postponed.” As I frantically open my email for any […]
Though I haven’t intentionally kept up with the news from the 2014 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), it surprised me to see how many companies are jumping on the bandwagon with their own versions of the […]
Read why the fat-shaming movement is one of the most hurtful initiatives out there.