Sand Volleyball
Trouble in the sand: sand volleyball team struggles in Florida
The Georgia State sand volleyball team lost three out of four matches on Saturday.
Month: March 2013
Softball
Road blues: Pride pitching stifles Georgia State bats
Hofstra defeated Georgia State by a final score of 2-1 on Saturday to win their three-game series.
Professional Sports
Hawks already in the playoffs but are challenged with injuries
The sixth time in the playoffs may be the charm for the Atlanta Hawks. On Wednesday, the Hawks defeated the Toronto Raptors 107-88 at the Air Canada Centre to clinch the playoffs for the sixth […]
Sand Volleyball
Panthers hit the South Beach Sand
The Georgia State sand volleyball team has arrived in South Beach, Fla. ready for a day full of matches.
Softball
Home runs derby: power surge cools off Hofstra
The Hofstra Pride’s 13 game winning streak was snapped on Friday afternoon by Georgia State as they defeated their conference foes 3-2 in the opener of a three game weekend series.
News
Shelby R. Grubbs appointed to Board of Visitors of College of Law
Shelby R. Grubbs is the newest appointee to the Board of Visitors of the College of Law. Grubbs, an attorney at law, practices in the area of civil litigation and dispute resolution spanning many different […]
Sports
Fast track: men and women to compete in Yellow Jacket Invitational
Georgia State’s women’s and men’s track teams will compete at the Yellow Jacket Invitational on March 29-30.
Arts & Living
The Porter Beer Bar offers great grub and food
Little Five’s Porter Beer Bar is like a dingy old cellar Poe would write about stashing an old friend in. Thankfully, the smell of good eats coming from the quaint eatery’s kitchen isn’t scaring anyone […]
Columns
No Exceptions
You’re bound to step on someone’s toes when the subject of capital punishment, aka the death penalty, comes up. “If you’re for it then you support the slaughter of fellow human beings.” “If you’re against […]
Editorials
On Student Government
When we spoke to students about the upcoming SGA elections, it didn’t seem like most people had much to say. Not about the elections, not about the candidates and not much about the entire organization. […]
