Local Government
Georgia launches mobile voter registration
SGA Senate candidate says registering to vote will be more accessible to students […]
Month: April 2014
News
New bill provides Zell Miller scholarship to technical college students
The Georgia General Assembly has created a new bill titled House Bill (HB) 697 which would offer a version of the Zell Miller scholarship to technical college students who maintain a 3.5 GPA. The Zell […]
News
Georgia State Debate Team competes in National Debate Tournament
The Georgia State Debate Team competed in the National Debate Tournament Championship at Indiana University March 28-31. Teams from all over the country compete in the National Debate Tournament. Last year’s winners were Emporia State […]
Local Government
Georgia lawmakers approve drug testing for food stamp recipients
Georgia food stamp bill could impact some Georgia State students […]
Arts & Living
2014 Person of the Year: John M. Powell
John M. Powell proves you can be actively involved on campus without jeopardizing your grades, social life or sanity […]
News
SGA candidates allegedly involved in fraternity altercation
Members of Phi Beta Sigma and Alpha Pi Alpha allegedly fought during a probate after-party […]
Sports
Athlete of the Year: Abigail Tere-Apisah
Push pins of all colors are carefully scattered across a large map of the world. The map, displayed on the office wall of the women’s tennis interim Head Coach Robin Stephenson, contains pins that represents […]
Columns
The problem with drug testing food stamp recipients
Soon, Georgia residents may have to be drug tested in order to receive (SNAP) Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, formerly known as food stamps. The controversial measure, proposed by State Representative and Republican Greg Morris, […]
