For many, classics seem inaccessible and boring, but who is to blame? A lot of people struggle to read and understand classic literature, which often […]
Category: Opinion
Our attention spans are shrinking. Who is to blame?
Our shrinking attention spans is becoming a pandemic. Covid, technology and social media have inevitably caused many to have a shrinking attention span. Unable to […]
Start caring about politics
With President Donald Trump’s recent executive order affecting voter rights, now, more than ever, is the time to start caring about politics. Over the past […]
Mickey 17 and the decline of movies
Mickey 17’s early digital release date is just the tip of the iceberg of the problems with the current film industry model. When news came […]
KSU’s Quiet Retreat from Diversity: Students left in the Dark as DEI Resources Disappear
The executive orders passed during the Spring Semester of 2025 focused on diversity, equity and inclusion are affecting Kennesaw State University. Out of the top […]
History isn’t supposed to comfort you
A recent executive order allows government officials to censor Smithsonian exhibits that defy “American values.” President Donald Trump signed an executive order on March 27, part of […]
Where is our SGA?
“I didn’t know we had an SGA” is a common response when talking about KSU’s Student Government Association. Why is this, and what does our […]
It’s not just you: quality decline in the Commons
Recently, students have been noticing the decline in food quality at Kennesaw State University’s Commons. Nearly three years ago, Fall, 2022 seems as if it […]
AI, The Brutalist, and the Future of Film
Controversy surrounding the critically acclaimed, Oscar winning film raises questions about AI’s place in the industry. “We live in a time where…things can get misappropriated […]
Enough of the alt-right jokes and memes
The swift and increasing backlash towards any and all forms of inclusion and diversity is no laughing matter. To “celebrate” Valentine’s Day of 2025, the […]
“It Ends with Us” and the power of media in court
The public’s rush to side with the accused Justin Baldoni and discredit Blake Lively as a result of biased media coverage demonstrates the problem with […]
Life after Dobbs
The protest that began outside the Supreme Court after Roe v. Wade was overturned. Photo taken by Ted Eytans, gathered from the Wikimedia Commons.
