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Taylor Swift’s “The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore” proves it’s okay not to love everything she does

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Taylor Swift’s new release, “The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore,” released Sept. 25, adds four new songs to her 2025 album, “The Life of a Showgirl,” including “Patient Zero,” “Cleveland!,” “Pink Clouding” and “Babylon.” The release has given Swift fans more music to dissect, but the additional songs have received mixed reactions...

Spooky season is here: October traditions

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As the fall season begins, GCSU students are getting excited to put up decorations and start planning costumes for Halloween celebrations. Recent weather forecasts predict cooler weather to arrive within the first couple of weeks of October. As students begin to enjoy the cool weather, most feel led to perform their annual October traditions. Some...

Flannery O’Connor Institute interns uncover archival material

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The Flannery O’Connor Institute for the Humanities received more than 120 boxes of archival material, tasking GCSU student interns with organizing and preserving their findings. Gifted by the Mary Flannery O’Connor Trust, the archives carry documentation of O’Connor’s life, from novels to miscellaneous items. Flannery O’Connor was an American novelist who li

Frampus Stances: Politics

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College is the place to spread ideas and where people with different political beliefs interact. GCSU is no different from this, and Front Campus serves as a representative survey for the school. Students from both sides of the political spectrum attend the school, but something both parties agree on is the political leaning of the...

Is Women’s Volleyball becoming a mainstream sport?

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Women’s college volleyball was once a sport fans mostly had to seek out. Matches received limited national television coverage, and many of the biggest moments in the sport happened outside the attention of the average sports fan. That is quickly changing. Record-breaking crowds, growing television audiences and increased coverage from major networks have pu

GCSU ranked #1 undergraduate psychology program in the South

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GCSU’s psychology program was recently ranked #1 among public universities in the regional South by the US News & World Report. GCSU fits into the category of regional universities mainly because of its primary focus on undergraduate and master’s programs. One of the factors that make the psychology program stand out is its...

Study abroad programs impact campus

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GCSU’s Global Fair was held Wednesday, Sept. 23, as a way to share study abroad opportunities and explain the benefits that partaking in a study abroad trip can have for GCSU students. Dr. Sunita Manian, the chair of GCSU’s philosophy department and an organizer of many study abroad trips, believes that GCSU’s encouragement of...

Students look ahead as 2026 midterm elections approach

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Georgia voters and GCSU students will head to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 3 to cast their votes for governor, lieutenant governor, senate and other statewide positions. The majority of GCSU students can vote in this election, and some will be first-time voters. Political science professors and student government participants are encouraging students to...

Paul Brothers Pentagon visit prompts discussion at GCSU

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YouTube personalities Jake and Logan Paul sparked debate following their visit to the Pentagon on Thursday, Sept. 17, where they met with Government officials and spoke to U.S. military members after being invited by the Department of Defense. The Paul brothers began their careers by posting viral videos on social media, before eventually expanding...

Hispanic Heritage Month

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Hispanic Heritage Month (HHM) runs from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 and commemorates the independence of several Latin American and South American countries that gained their freedom around that time. What started as a single week became a month-long celebration and an opportunity to share culture, history and traditions. One purpose of HHM is to...

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