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Earth Feast 2026
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GCSU’s Environmental Science Club, in collaboration with 15 other organizations, hosted EarthFest 2026 on April 24th on Front Campus from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., bringing together numerous organizations that promote sustainability, environmental awareness and education. This event is hosted each year as a way for GCSU to celebrate Earth Day. “Environmental Scienc
GCSU students discuss return of “Euphoria”
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GCSU students are reacting to the release of the new season of “Euphoria,” which premiered this spring on HBO, with excitement and varied opinions about how the show has changed. The series, which first gained popularity in 2019 for its bold visuals and intense portrayal of addiction, identity and relationships, returns after a long gap...
What I wish I knew as a freshman
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With graduation ahead, seniors at GCSU are reflecting on their time in Milledgeville as they say goodbye to the campus and community that watched them grow from wide-eyed freshmen to almost adults, uncertain for what comes next. When I unlocked my shoebox of a dorm room in Bell Hall three years ago, I couldn’t have...
GCSU Theatre And Dance to host Luminous dance concert in May
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On May 1 and 2, the GCSU Department of Theatre and Dance will present its Luminous Spring Dance Concert at 7:30 p.m. in Russell Auditorium, featuring a range of choreography by faculty, guest artists and undergraduate students in their annual end-of-semester production. Students and faculty alike have been working diligently over the spring semester...
The GCSU finals survival guide
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As the spring semester comes to a close, GCSU students begin to prepare for one of the most stressful times of the semester: finals week. From long study sessions to last-minute projects, students across majors are finding different ways to prepare; while some face multiple cumulative exams, others may have few or none at...
The Colonnade Sports Awards
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As the 2025-26 school year concludes, GCSU spring sports once again had a successful season. This marks the second edition of the half-season awards for the Colonnade, and while GCSU celebrates its athletes with the Catspys, which take place April 29, I’ll use the abbreviation “CSAs” for our Colonnade Sports Awards. There are...
The increase in sports streaming services
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In 2026, streaming platforms continue to rise in popularity among college students, with options including Netflix, Prime Video and Paramount+. From April 20 to April 23, students at Georgia College & State University shared the streaming platforms on which they consume their favorite sports events. “I watch MLB for baseball and then ESPN for hockey...
NFL Draft concludes: GCSU students react
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The 2026 National Football League (NFL) Draft concluded on April 25 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, as 257 college football players were selected in the three-day-long event. GCSU students voiced their favorite aspect of the draft and why they watched the draft. The 2026 NFL Draft consists of seven rounds, with each team selecting one...
Diana Russini resignation from The Atlantic
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An alleged scandal involving a National Football League (NFL) reporter, Dianna Russini, and Mike Vrabel, head coach of the New England Patriots, has ignited widespread speculation and raised questions about professional boundaries in sports journalism. Russini resigned from The Athletic less than a week after photos of her and Vrabel at a hotel in Arizona...
Student Spotlight: Holly Cade
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Georgia College & State University student Holly Cade is gaining recognition for her photography after placing third in the annual Peach Belt Conference Art Exhibition, the winners of which were announced on March 6 at 2 p.m. Cade, a junior art major, said she was surprised when she learned her work had been selected. ...
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