Search query for “Kennesaw State” in the DOJ Epstein library. The release of court documents tied to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has reignited national […]
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Midterm elections and the power of the student vote
Ballot being cast in a ballot box. October 30th, 2018. Photo Credit: Element 5 Digital on Unsplash Midterm elections should not be treated as an […]
Phone addiction deserves to be taken seriously
Woman holding a phone. March 2, 2017. Photo Credit: Priscilla Du Preez ca on Unsplash In 2007, the first iPhone was introduced, reshaping how people […]
Physical media still matters in a digital age
Collage of film negatives, Cd’s, and old Sentinel prints. February 11, 2026. Photo Credit: Tye Brown/The Sentinel The rapid decline of physical media over the […]
Famine in Sudan demands immediate global attention
A group of women carry bags of food. February 2nd, 2020. Photo Credit: MoEbeid on Wikimedia Over the years, the fight against famine has been […]
Dismantling the Department of Education is a dangerous mistake
Lyndon Baines Johnson Department of Education Building. June 21st, 2024. Photo Credit: Ajay_Suresh on Flickr Under the Big Beautiful Bill, the Trump administration’s renewed call […]
Students are losing faith in KSU’s career fairs
Students at the University of Michigan are attending their annual Green Job Fair. January 22nd, 2019. Photo credit: Dave Brenner Career fairs are advertised as […]
AI-generated actress hits the stage; what does this mean for the future of Hollywood?
AI Actress Tilly Norwood Debuts at Zurich Summit as Industry Grapples with Emerging Tech: We Want Her “to Be the Next Scarlett Johansson.” (2025, October […]
Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl performance sparks culture war online: ICE, Trump, Turning Point and more
Photo Credit: Creative Commons. Bad Bunny performs onstage in San Juan, Puerto Rico on Sept. 20, 2025. Discourse over American language and identity has sparked […]
Trey Reed’s death should remind us that racial violence isn’t history
Photo of Trey Reed from his personal Facebook page. Image Credit: Mississippi Free Press Today, the word “lynching” should exist only in textbooks, as a way […]
Are college degrees still worth it in a crashing economy?
Rows of college graduates wearing graduate caps. Photo Credit: Joshua Hoehne on Unsplash (Uploaded May 20th, 2022) With unemployment rising to 4.3%, the highest it’s been […]
A review of “The Gryphon King” by Sara Omer
Cover of the book “The Gryphon King” by Sara Omer. Photo Credit: Sara Omer This absorbing debut novel by Sara Omer, a masters student at […]