In the past decade, Atlanta has become all-too-familiar with the presence of large-scale urban development. The recent announcements of two significant development projects, a new pedestrian bridge and a MARTA extension have both urban planners […]
In recent years, the Georgia media industry has seen a tremendous growth due in part to the state’s covetable tax incentives for film production. Hundreds of productions have amassed billions of dollars for the state’s […]
On Thursday, April 5, students cast their final votes to determine their new Student Government Association President. Following a code violation, a runoff election was created between candidates Sai Maddali and Franklin Patterson. Now, four […]
Georgia legislators have continued to push forward two bills that could significantly change the chances of financial aid for Georgia students. House Bill 928, first proposed in the House several years ago, aims to extend […]
Atlanta’s dyed-in-the-wool underground arts and music scene suffered major losses in recent weeks after the closure of three Broad Street venues the Mammal Gallery, Eyedrum Art and Music Gallery, and Murmur Media. On March 3, […]
With a 12 fold (almost 1,120 percent) increase in U.S. college tuition over the past three decades, many higher-education establishments are assuming more commercial undertakings. Georgia State has seen substantial development expansions in the past […]
For several Georgia State students, facility issues in residence halls have become progressively noticeable. And for one, these issues have become hazardous. Lola Velichkovsky, a Georgia State international economics major, lived in Piedmont North in […]
In the past decade, Atlanta has become a hub for drug distribution in America. A 2009 Department of Justice assessment reported the city’s growing narcotics prevalence, production, distribution, and abuse, and the Drug Enforcement Administration […]
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