Author: Ayla Mcginnis

It is worth considering the respectful discharge of a useless semi-copper coin.

It is unavoidable that an increase in enrolled credit hours would also be an increase in stress — and a decrease in learning — for KSU students.

With KSU being so conveniently close to Atlanta, it seems silly that a more efficient method of commute is nonexistent.

Students should abandon fast-fashion corporations to save money and reduce their carbon footprint.

Community contributions would provide better salaries and upkeep for Atlanta’s most beloved hiking spot.

The individual’s vote loses its value within the constricting policies of the electoral college.

Twenty-one candidates are just too many too chose from.