Sand Volleyball
Second season brings promise for sand volleyball
The sandstorm will begin its next sweep through campus when Georgia State’s sand volleyball team dives head first into its second season on Tuesday.
Month: March 2014
Columns
Are those three hours in the MILE really worth it?
Step into the Mathematics Interactive Learning Environment (MILE) on any given day, and you are greeted with the muted hush of students’ pencils scratching on paper as they work to solve Algebra (Math 1111) and […]
Columns
They’ve got their eyes on you: The problem with APD’s additional 12K surveillance cameras
The Atlanta Police Department (APD) is gearing up to place a whopping 12,000 extra cameras around the city and, subsequently, our campus grounds, in hopes of lowering crime rates. When it comes to surveillance, the […]
Letters to the Editor
Letter: The success of AP education courses in Georgia
I have been serving in the Georgia House of Representatives for a decade. As the chair of the House Appropriations Committee, I clearly recognize the financial challenges of bringing economic vitality to all parts of […]
Columns
Spring Break’s coming, but are we really “breaking?”
It’s the one week during the spring semester that you look forward to, you can unapologetically be on your worst behavior and party without regret or judgment. http://goo.gl/hWKkq9 of you will make up missed hours at […]
Columns
Financial literacy in America: A growing trend
If you have read my columns before, you know I am a strong advocate for making students more financially literate. It is a great joy, then, to finally see something I am passionate about getting […]
Features
Growing number of graduate students in the catering industry
National statistics are showing there is a growing number in the catering industry. […]
Softball
Presbyterian sweeps in doubleheader against Panthers
Georgia State softball dropped a pair of games against the Presbyterian Blue Hose on Sunday afternoon in Clinton, S.C. The Panthers were shutout in the first game by a final score of 6-0, then lost […]
Local Government
Medical use of marijuana may become legal in Georgia
Haleigh’s Hope Act (House Bill 855) for medical marijuana to be distributed to patients with serious medical conditions passes majority House vote […]
Features
Georgia State student battles rare disease
Freshman tells his battle of Kikuchi-Fujimoto and recalls his first attack during his senior year in high school […]
