SubMITT Your Vote

During this intense political season, students need to know which candidate is the better choice for our nation. President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney differ […]

I’ll Be BARACK Four More

Next week, we will have the opportunity to again shape history by choosing the next president. Given the social, political and economic challenges of our […]

Drop Dead – Dress to Impress

On Oct. 31 of each year, millions of eager trick-or-treaters don costumes and head into the night for some frightful fun, but with so many […]

Adieu to GeorgiaView

As a newcomer to KSU, I was bombarded with new programs from every direction. Student email, Owl Express, a new school website and the hardest […]

Opinion Supplies Position

Opinions encompass a broad spectrum of feeling from the extremely trivial or life changing to comical and everywhere in between. “Both opinions and beliefs are […]

Fighting for Veepstakes

With roughly 51 million Americans tuning in to the Vice- Presidential debate this past Thursday, it is safe to say each side was eagerly awaiting […]

KSU Homecoming is Underrated

In high school, Homecoming events are simply social gatherings to show how pretty students think each other are and an excuse to break dress code […]

Hazing Leaves Bruises

When many people think of a fraternity or sorority in college, hazing seems to be a natural aspect of the experience. Hazing is depicted in […]

Chipper Chokes

It appeared as if the baseball gods were smiling on Chipper Jones’ final season in major league baseball. The future Hall of Fame third baseman […]