The Gatepost Editorial: Goodbye with gratitude
As the semester comes to a close, we at The Gatepost would like to extend our appreciation to all those who helped the entire FSU community finish strong. This was not the spring semester any […]
Gatepost Editorial
Journalists are not the enemy
Every day, journalists are working on the front lines to keep our country informed throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. And every day, they endure scrutiny and claims of misreporting. The worst of these claims have come […]
The Gatepost Editorial: A message to the Class of 2020
As the number of weeks left in the spring semester dwindle, it is time to acknowledge the Class of 2020. Typically, the end of the semester brings a buzz of excitement to campus. The University […]
The Gatepost Editorial: Separated in solidarity
With feelings of uncertainty looming as we trek forward through the coronavirus pandemic, it’s important to take a step back to see that we are not alone. Just as you may feel isolated and hopeless […]
The Gatepost Editorial: Not all labor is physical
Journalists Renee Montagne and Alix Spiegel co-hosted a 2016 episode of NPR’s “Invisibilia,” a program about human behavior and how quirks we consider to be universal could, instead, stem from cultural differences. Spiegel said, “In […]
The Gatepost Editorial: A comprehensive response to racism
Hate crimes around the country are on the rise, and the FSU campus is no exception. Racist graffiti was found in Horace Mann since the fall of 2017. Black women – the targets of the […]
The Gatepost Editorial: Limiting student work hours concerning
The administration recently announced that student workers’ hours will be limited to no more than 20 per week starting in the fall of 2017, and the pilot program to test out the policy will start […]
The Gatepost Editorial: Welcome to the space cram
The administration has dedicated an enormous amount of money and space to increase the amount of academic classrooms and faculty offices on campus. These additions were a necessity for our growing community; however, student clubs […]