November 27, 2016
Filed under Opinion
Writing by Tieanna Graphenreed
Dear Santa,
Let’s be clear here – I gave up on believing in you a long time ago.
Nevertheless, I figured why not give this whole “Dear Santa” letter thing another try? If this year has included nothing r...
November 27, 2016
Filed under CSU Politics
Written by Rachael Mockalis
The Provost Search Committee here at CSU has narrowed down their prospects to the final three candidates. The position of provost is integral to university operations, as they...
November 27, 2016
Filed under Food
Written by Scottie DeClue
When you live in Columbus, arguments are bound to happen when considering options for great southern food. That’s because the South has a special way of doing things. We take the best ingredients in any dish ...
November 27, 2016
Filed under Movies, Opinion
Written by Sam Sachs
Marvel’s Dr. Strange has been one of the most successful films in the franchise to date, grossing $744.7 million since its release on Nov. 4. As far as the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is concerned, Dr. Stran...
November 27, 2016
Filed under Academics, Opinion
Written by Toni Stauffer
A three-week semester has been proposed to begin in January 2018. President Chris Markwood said that the goals will be to “allow another opportunity for students to earn credit, hopefully shortening the time to a deg...
November 27, 2016
Filed under Columbus Politics
Written by Scottie DeClue
The majority of voters chose to keep the long-standing property tax-assessment freeze when they cast their ballots on November 8, 2016. The outcome was 62.25 percent to 37.75 percent according to official results from th...
November 27, 2016
Filed under Opinion, Wellness
Written by Jacquelyn DeLauder
The stress inducing two weeks of finals have arrived.
From freshman to senior, all exhibit the telltale signs that a dastardly sickness has reared its ugly head once more. Hollowed cheeks and sunken ...
November 27, 2016
Filed under Georgia Politics
Written by Sam Sachs
Four amendments to the Constitution of the State of Georgia were on the ballot this year, with three out of the four passing. Here’s what that means.
The first amendment, called Georgia Authorization of the State Gov...
November 27, 2016
Filed under Campus, Opinion
Written by Elaine Hoffmeister
I love telling people that CSU used to sell sushi and Popeye’s. That we used to have to change our Cougarnet passwords almost monthly. That at one point CSU actually considered getting two live couga...
November 27, 2016
Filed under Movies, Opinion
Written by Elaine Hoffmeister
Will the average CSU student enjoy “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them?” Well that depends – how steeped in Harry Potter lore are you? It’s not a movie that lends itsel...
November 26, 2016
Filed under Georgia Politics
Written by Toni Stauffer
Last week, on a brisk evening, I walked out of my house and my street looked like a scene out “The Fog,” except this fog consisted of smoke from drought-induced forest fires that have been ravag...
November 8, 2016
Filed under Campus
Written by Sam Sachs
On Sept. 26, the English department received a $3 million endowment to go towards the creation of an endowed chair for creative writing, a permanently funded position created by the funding generated by the endowme...
