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A new bachelor of science program launching in 2025
A new bachelor of science program launching in 2025
Aurora Robertson, Features Editor • October 14, 2024

The School of Humanities has a new bachelor’s degree in the works: Bachelor of Science in Digital Media and Communication. It is set to start in fall 2025, with a soft launch...

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Gaza survivors share terrifying experiences
Gaza survivors share terrifying experiences
Anna Crusselle, Editor-in-Chief • October 7, 2024

In the Cartersville library on Sept. 17, students and faculty gathered for a "Lunch and Learn" event that brought to light the haunting experiences of two survivors from the...

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After 24 years, "Beetlejuice" finally gets a sequel. How is it compared to the original 80s cult classic?
"Beetlejuice Beetlejuice" delivers a fun but familiar return
Patrick Daniel, Staff Writer & Artist • September 23, 2024

“Beetlejuice Beetlejuice,” a 2024 horror comedy directed by the legendary Tim Burton, continues the story line from the 1988 original film. The movie opened on Friday,...

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From left to right is Ryan Martin, Ali Banks, Grayson Godbee
Chargers rally around “Molon Labe” for current season
Michael Lentz, Sports Editor • October 15, 2024

"Come get some!" is the battle cry the baseball team is rallying around this season. Last season, the Spartan phrase "Molon labe" — which means "come and take them" —...

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The Student Spin Podcast
Students raise concerns over lack of menstrual products on campus
Students raise concerns over lack of menstrual products on campus
Savannah Greene and Anna Crusselle October 7, 2024

On the Floyd campus, there is no easy access to menstrual products in the restrooms—no dispensers or baskets with supplies readily available. Currently,...

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