Cross Country
Stefanoff strives for conference title
The women’s track and field team strives to finish better than they did last season […]
Month: January 2014
City
Professors weigh in on gun bill
Georgia State University professors give feedback on the campus carry bill […]
Campus News
New law building construction continues
The College of Law shares updates on construction through social media […]
Sports
Sisters leaving a legacy together
Abigail and Marcia Tere-Apisah are sisters from Papau New Guinea who both took their talents around the world to play women’s tennis at Georgia State. Abigail Tere-Apisah, known amongst the team as Abby, is a […]
Sports
On the way up
Women’s basketball team soars into second place after Saturday win […]
Campus News
MLK Convocation celebrates Dr. King, identity and social progress
Acclaimed poet Richard Blanco shares his deep connection to the words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with Georgia State […]
Columns
Omit the competition on the Internet
Net neutrality is essentially the idea of making a neutral playing field for competition between websites on the Internet. The issue has been brought to international concern as companies such as Google and Facebook have been able to […]
Arts & Living
The Mammal Gallery hopes to make Broad Street a community
Broad Street houses many of students’ favorite lunch-hour restaurants, including Tin Drum, Naan Stop and Mamma Mia’s. But the southwest side of the street beyond Five Points MARTA station is often the side students forget […]
Arts & Living
Co-op program provides full-time job for students
Getting a fucking hard job done well […]
News
New faces in SGA
A new VP, recently passed bill, and fast-approaching election commission term will add new faces to Georgia State’s Student Government Association […]
