Arts & Living
A semester of tranquility
Relaxation is a myth to some college students. Migraines and anxiety might be inevitable for those who can’t manage stress. Georgia State’s yoga classes may be the solution to help lessen the pressure.
Month: October 2012
Editorial Cartoons
Columns
Why I’m quitting politics
I consider myself informed if not well read by way of current events. I have some understanding of our economic situation, the ongoing wars in the Middle East, and a general idea of how human […]
Arts & Living
“The Election of the First President” Art Battle
The World Wide Arts Federation (WWAF) presented “The Election of the First President,” at The Goat Farm Arts Center on Oct. 17. The Art Battle Series featured renown visual artists Fabian Williams and Fahamou Pecou. […]
Arts & Living
PantherXChange
Held in the Student Ballroom Tuesday, PantherXChange was a chance for students to showcase their talents. “Many people do not realize that these students are creative,” said Kiersten Smith, Vice President of the Spotlight Programs […]
Arts & Living
Student Clubs and Student Talent at 2012 Arts Fair
Yesterday’s Art Fair brought hundreds of students and the public out to discover new clubs and programs for photography, design, music and various other visual arts. Free food was available and a live band performed […]
Arts & Living
Annual Golf Cart Parade Rolls Through Campus
Students lined the streets of Georgia State University as the Annual Golf Cart Parade was set into motion. Many of the students were pleased to see candy, free t-shirts, and school spirit. “They did an […]
Arts & Living
Students fill Panther Nation
Central Park in Atlantic Station came alive last night with Georgia State’s Panther Nation event. The entire area was enveloped with students showing their Panther pride. Festivities included competitions for prizes, a flash mob, and […]
Campus News
Health outreach programs unknown to students
By Sandra McGill | Staff Reporter Georgia State offers a wealth of health outreach activities aimed at keeping students healthy. The problem is, many students don’t know about them. Free HIV testing and “The Great […]
Opinion
Student Vox
The Atlanta City Council has passed a new law that prohibits aggressive panhandling and panhandling within 15 feet of a building entrance or exit. The new ordinance could result in community service or jail time […]
