Keep DACA recipients in America – it’s their home, too
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The Gatepost Editorial
White supremacy is not foreign to us
Last week, ex-Breitbart News editor and self-proclaimed alt-righter Milo Yiannopoulos leaked audio featuring neo-Nazi and white supremacist Richard Spencer after the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia in August 2017. In the audio, Spencer […]
The Gatepost Editorial: The wall is racist
Following a weeks-long grind, Congress unified on the evening of Feb. 14 to pass a robust federal spending bill – avoiding a second devastating government shutdown. President Donald Trump has agreed to sign the bill […]
The Gatepost Editorial: Defending Title IX
Last week, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos announced a rollback of an Obama-era Title IX policy that focuses on providing support to college students who are subject to sexual assault. According to DeVos, the current […]
The Gatepost Editorial: Corporate Sodexo lacks respect for students
Sodexo’s contract is up. So of course, the company is actively campaigning for the University to rehire them. That is where Sodexo’s magazine “ENGAGE” comes in. Originally intended for the hiring committee’s eyes, the magazine […]
The Gatepost Editorial: Advice to next year’s SGA
The position of SGA president is, inarguably, one of the most essential roles on campus. An SGA president has to communicate effectively with clubs, students, departments and administrators. They should be accessible, reliable, respectful and […]
The Gatepost Editorial: Students need debt education
So far, the new Trump administration has said very little about one of the biggest threats to our economy – the student debt crisis. At FSU, 27 percent of students owe over $25,000, according to […]
The Gatepost Editorial: March on!
This past weekend, history was made. An estimated 5 million women marched around the world to tell the U.S. government that women’s rights are human rights. While the size of the marches speaks for itself, […]
The Gatepost Editorial: FSU needs a single calender
Lately, it seems, finding a comprehensive list of events on campus is near impossible. From Campus Happenings, to Campus Currents, to FSUgo, to FSU’s own website – nearly every calendar of events is incomplete, and […]
The Case for Clinton
Many have expressed being dissatisfied with their choices in the presidential election. Even here at FSU, 80 percent of registered students aren’t happy with the candidates. It’s not uncommon to spot a “We’re screwed 2016” […]