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Perimeter students can no longer dine on campus

  • Due to lack of student flow and business on Perimeter campuses, third-party food management Aladdin has temporarily closed cafes.
  • The cafes are subject to reopen if face-to-face classes and activities increase on campus.

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    Facilities vice president forecasts Georgia State’s future projects

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  • Hurt Park will not feature a fence in its final design.

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    As the Faculty Affairs Committee attempts to get students to attend their in-person class, another student tested positive for COVID-19.

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    Georgia State student and voting rights activist Evan Malbrough opened a student-run polling location for two days on the Atlanta campus.

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    Almost nine thousand students withdraw from fall courses

    A total of 8,823 Georgia State students have dropped one course or multiple courses between Aug. 24 and Oct. 13 of this year.

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    Jeff Teague ties his shoe pregame during the Atlanta Hawks matchup against the Boston Celtics. Photo by Matt Siciliano-Salazar | The Signal

    What are the best and worst cases for the Hawks next season?

  • While the Hawks’ roster is young, they could still turn some heads and make a leap into the playoffs next season.
  • If things do not work out well for Atlanta this season, they could be in for another disastrous season.

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    Breaking: Georgia State and head coach Shawn Elliott agree to contract extension through 2025 new contract extension

    Georgia State and Elliott will continue to build on the foundation the former South Carolina assistant coach has set.

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    Parents have no clue how difficult online school really is

  • A lot of parents were and still are against students being on campus during the pandemic.
  • Many students have lost their motivation for the semester.

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    Professor Mark Shavin gives insight into his four-decade journalism career

  • Georgia State professor Mark Shavin has worked as a journalist for 41 years and been published in the AJC and The Washington Post.
  • Shavin’s story on the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was the most-read story in The Washington Post the day it was published.

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    Students tell what ghostly activities they join during Halloween

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    Every step on campus leads to a historic landmark

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    Pandemic has adverse effects on Georgia State’s homeless population

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    Georgia State sophomore Emoi Frasier has been modeling for two years and wants to use his experiences to make his own clothing brand.

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