By Mari Glover, Staff Writer
As American music’s often misunderstood stepchild, hip hop has grown into one of the most prevalent genres of music in popular culture today. Only in existence over the...
By Kayla Berns, Staff Writer
Single runs in the fifth and sixth innings were just enough to let Rollins University slip past the Armstrong Pirates softball team Feb. 22 for a 4-3 loss at Pirate Field.
Rollins...
By Caleb Bailey, Staff Writer
After a pummeling of the Paine College Lions Feb 17, the Pirates traveled to Florence, South Carolina this past weekend to take on the Francis Marion University Patriots...
By Travis Jaudon, Staff Writer
It has been months since the world first witnessed the harrowing video of Ray Rice
hitting Janay Rice in an elevator. That incident, however far in the past it might...
By Elijah Clark, Staff Writer
The Afro-Latino talk took place Feb. 18 at the Ogeechee Theater. The lecture covered African and Latino culture, including language varieties, race, and slavery.
Jennifer...
By Rolando Zenteno, Staff Writer
In the span of a year and a half, Yair went from being arrested by Armstrong police to studying abroad in Costa Rica.
In 2013, he was in a jail cell for about eight hours....
By Rena Ali, Staff Writer
Black Women’s Empowerment Day was held Feb. 23, by the Office of Multicultural Affairs, as part of Black History Month. The day was divided into three parts: the Expo, the...
By Emily Smith, Arts and Entertainment Editor
Aspiring student advocates took advantage of the Georgia Shift Why Not Us tour seminar Feb. 12 to learn more about fighting for causes on college campuses.
The...
By Ruby Rizvi, News Editor
In 1959, Fidel Castro brought communism to Cuba during the heat of the Cold War and created tension with the U.S.
The Kennedy administration severed all ties with Cuba- politically,...
By Rena Ali, Staff Writer
Associate Professor of English at Armstrong, Tony Morris, describes himself as a not quite neo-Romantic.
Morris has published a new book titled, Pulling at a Thread. The book...
By Emily Smith, Arts and Entertainment Editor
Students lined up outside the Student Union Ballroom and down the stairs waiting patiently for open mic night. Feb. 10, The Valentine’s Day-themed event...
