Coverage of all things designed to transform Georgia State into a more sustainable and green campus.
First Economic Impact (Stimulus) Payment On March 27, a $2.2 trillion bill known as the CARES Act passed through Congress, and President Trump signed it into law. The Act responded to the economic fallout of […]
On June 9, President Mark Becker and Provost Wendy Hensel sent out a university-wide email, announcing the members of Georgia State’s Racial Equality Task Force. The names of the Task Force for Racial Equality […]
While Georgia State’s main campus uses a plus/minus grading system, the Perimeter campuses are still using straight grades only. However, Perimeter plans to change that soon. According to Nancy Kropf, dean of students at Perimeter […]
“What if I don’t graduate on time?” is a thought almost every college student has had before. Getting valuable experience while in school can determine if a student is prepared for life after graduation. The […]
Despite a majority of students attending online courses, the Academic Advisement Center remains accessible. The center offers various student services like creating or adjusting academic plans via Webex so that advisors can better accommodate students. […]
On Aug. 27, Hurt Park was publicized for being fenced off for renovations. The homeless who once slept in Hurt Park now sleep on its sidewalks, where police occasionally patrol early in the morning and […]
With the threats of climate change and pollution ever-looming, there is a need for more professionals trained, taught and inspired to tackle these issues head-on. To encourage this career pathway, the Office of Sustainability is […]
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