Campus News
Late elevator inspections currently taking place
Chief Engineer from the State Fire Marshal’s Office provides reasoning behind late elevator inspections […]
Month: November 2013
Columns
How we’ve become desensitized to homelessness
Homelessness is not a distant epidemic that solely resides in developing countries. It’s an epidemic that resides here, on our campus grounds, and quite comfortably. It lives on the very front yard of Georgia State […]
Arts & Living
Holiday play
Playing games during the holidays is a great way for families to create memories that will last for a lifetime. […]
Health
The Affordable Care Act brings college students more health care options
According to the Department of Health and Human Services, the Affordable Care Act could bring single adults health care plans that cost $50 or less per month, with the maximum premium payment determined by a […]
University
Change wanted in the justice system
At the College of Education’s 25th Anniversary Benjamin E. Mays Lecture, Bryan Stevenson came to speak and inspire. […]
Football
Fourth quarter woes continue for Panthers
The Georgia State Panthers contend with the University of Louisiana at Lafayette Rajin’ Cajuns but come up short […]
Student Life
Students share holiday traditions
From decorations to sports, Georgia State students share what makes their holidays special […]
Arts & Living
Forgo the roll and make your own gift wrap
‘Tis the season to gift-wrap with paper bags, jars, newspaper and fabric. Wrapping paper is not what is used to be. The paper would keep rolling, but now it shortly stops after wrapping one box. […]
Atlanta Life
Gerd Your Loins: The unofficial Black Friday survival guide
Black Friday offers some of the best deals of year and kicks off the Christmas shopping season. It’s clear to anyone who has been shopping on Black Friday that the name foreshadows the dark and […]
Columns
German University: Where your education is valued more highly than your degree
My scholarly career at the University of Mainz got off to a bit of a rocky start. On the first day of class, I went with my pathfinder Marie to what we thought was a […]
