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Georgia Republicans introduce legislation to restrict voting and block localities from defunding the police

Georgia Republicans introduce legislation to restrict voting and block localities from defunding the police

Ashley Peterson, Social Media Editor

March 1, 2021

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The AAUP hosts system-wide demonstrations over con

The AAUP hosts system-wide demonstrations over concerns about COVID-19 guidelines in USG schools.

Hi, everyone! I’m Destinee, the new Editor-in-Ch

Hi, everyone! I’m Destinee, the new Editor-in-Chief at The Uproar. I am a junior English major with a concentration in Professional Writing. I have also been involved with the Honors College since my freshman year. A fun fact about me is that my hometown is in Warner Robins, GA. I’m really looking forward to spending the day taking over The Uproar’s Instagram account! #takeover #studentnews #editorinchief #columbusstateuniversity #theuproar

In the first issue of the Fall 2021 semester, The

In the first issue of the Fall 2021 semester, The Uproar staff hears from students returning to campus, explores new CSU COVID-19 procedures, changes to study abroad, and more! Read now on issuu! (link in bio) Physical copies to come. #fall2021 #studentnews #columbusstateuniversity #csu

The recently published CSU COVID-19 guidelines hav

The recently published CSU COVID-19 guidelines have caused concern for some professors and students regarding their health and safety. More at link in bio.

Rabbi Shmuel Polin of Temple Israel received an an

Rabbi Shmuel Polin of Temple Israel received an antisemitic letter addressed to the Temple’s congregation days before Tisha B’av. Read more at link in bio.

Kalin Tate, whose stage name is Kalin Desiraye, go

Kalin Tate, whose stage name is Kalin Desiraye, goes viral on TikTok for her educational hip hop remixes surrounding Georgia politics. Link in bio for more.

Frank Abagnale Jr, infamous convicted felon and co

Frank Abagnale Jr, infamous convicted felon and conman whose criminal life became well-known after his 1980 book “Catch Me If You Can” and the 2002 film of the same name, is scheduled to speak at CSU’s annual leadership conference, The Forum. Link in bio for more information.

Changing your preferred name is now offered on CSU

Changing your preferred name is now offered on CSU accounts. For more information visit the link in our bio.

A discussion between members of CSU's faculty and

A discussion between members of CSU's faculty and staff concerning being openly queer in the workplace. Link in bio.

Destinee Williams reviews the Pride week events ho

Destinee Williams reviews the Pride week events hosted by CSU’s Diversity Programs and Services. Link in bio.

Colgay Pride, a Columbus based organization, conti

Colgay Pride, a Columbus based organization, continues to provide support to the Columbus LGBTQ+ community throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Link in bio.

In a special Campus Pride issue of The Uproar, the

In a special Campus Pride issue of The Uproar, the staff covers Colgay Pride, CSU's campus pride events, how to be out in the workplace, and how to change your preferred name in the CSU database. Read now on Issuu - link in bio! Physical editions coming soon.

A new recovery rebate credit allows students to cl

A new recovery rebate credit allows students to claim up to $1800, article by Macy Frazier. Learn more at the link in bio.

In the final article of The Uproar's March issue,

In the final article of The Uproar's March issue, explore how one long distance relationship has been affected by the pandemic. Link in bio.

In the fourth article of our March issue, Macy Fra

In the fourth article of our March issue, Macy Frazier explores how student teaching takes place during a pandemic. Link in bio!

In our third article of the March issue, Destinee

In our third article of the March issue, Destinee Williams takes a look into how Columbus State University’s Nursing Department has adjusted to COVID-19. Link in bio.

Do you qualify to get a COVID vaccine? How and whe

Do you qualify to get a COVID vaccine? How and where can you get one? Find out in the second article of the March issue, link in bio!
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‼️The March 2021 issue of The Uproar is going

‼️The March 2021 issue of The Uproar is going to look a little different. As Editor-in-Chief Jessica DeMarco-Jacobson says, “To fit the theme of this week’s staycation and to ensure the health and well-being of our staff members, we have decided to present the March issue through a different format. We will be releasing one article of the issue each day of the week on our website, uproarcsu.com.”

You can read the rest of her Letter from the Editor today, as it is the first article in the lineup. Swipe to see our Table of Contents and find out what the rest of the week has in store!

The Uproar is hiring for positions for Fall 2021.

The Uproar is hiring for positions for Fall 2021. Positions include: Office Manager, host of “Uproar Radio,” Social Media Manager, Marketing Manager, copy editors, reporters, illustrators, photographers, & graphic designers. Link in bio for more details on positions. If interested, email uproarcsu@gmail.com.

In an article originally published in our February

In an article originally published in our February 2021 issue, learn about the newly established and student-run Black Schwob Society.

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