Justen Smith, Staff Writer It’s ironic that a story about a sentient robot ends up being Neill Blomkamp’s most human film yet. After directing the […]
Category: Arts & Living
Georgia ranked as 11th best state for tech jobs
Jessica Fisher, Staff Writer A report released earlier this year found that Georgia’s tech industry ranked 11th in the country and employed 198,100 workers in […]
Yik Yak becomes KSU phenomenon
Chardae Sanders, Staff Writer Since we last caught up with the popular free hyper local social app, Yik Yak, there have been new features added […]
Review: Fifty Shades of Grey hilarious, boring
Justen Smith, Staff Writer There is evidently a lot to be said when the most profitable movie of 2015 so far is the adaptation of […]
Andretti Coming to Marietta This Summer
Chardae Sanders, Staff Writer Andretti Karting and Games has been a staple in the Metro-Atlanta area since it opened in 2000. Andretti has built a solid […]
Review: House of Cards Season 3 premier displays quiet intensity
By: Justen Smith, Staff Writer THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR THE ENTIRE SERIES UP UNTIL THE POINT OF THIS EPISODE. “House of Cards,” the politically […]
What’s new on Netflix this month?
Mike Strong, Arts & Living Editor After a strong couple of months to kick off 2015 for Netflix, the service is taking things a bit […]
Real World Conference: preparing for the “real world”
Chardae Sanders, Staff Writer This past Friday, students from across the University System of Georgia attended the yearly Public Relation Society of America (PRSA) for […]
Review: Seventh Son cliched
Justen Smith, Contributor “Seventh Son” stars Jeff Bridges, Julianne Moore and Ben Barnes as cogs in an uninspired fantasy cliché. Adapted from the novel “The […]
UITS sheds light on how KSU Wi-FI works
Mike Strong, Arts & Living Editor Internet access at Kennesaw State University has always been a bit of a wild card. One day it works […]
Star Wars: A multi-generational icon
Mike Strong, Arts & Living Editor Some franchises come and go with the passing of generations. Indiana Jones holds most of its cache with those […]
Jupiter Ascending Disappoints: Review
Justen Smith, Contributor Disjointed, confusing, and underwhelming, “Jupiter Ascending” fails to live up to the impressive previous pedigree of the Wachowskis. Andy and Lana Wachowski […]