Campus News
$209,000 awarded to International Center for Public Policy economists
The funding is provided through the World Bank, according to a university release. […]
Month: July 2014
Campus News
MTV’s college network makes proposal to Georgia State
Students can submit artistic work and apply for grants towards social projects, according to mtvU Manager of Distribution and Marketing […]
Campus News
Georgia State creating four new research groups
The Second Century Initiative (2CI)’s states its goal is to add 100 new faculty members by 2015, according to 2CI’s homepage. […]
City
Charles Shapiro named new president of The World Affairs Council of Atlanta
Shapiro will also be the senior lecturer at the Robinson College of Business’ executive department, according to Richard D. Phillips. […]
Sports
Poll: Students prefer sports broadcasts on WRAS
Students want WRAS to reflect the voice of the students, including sports […]
Campus News
Study reveals genetic factors determine intelligence of chimpanzees
Environmental factors are not as important, according to new research […]
Crime
7/20 Blotter
Drinking in Public: July 14 Georgia State police officers caught two individuals drinking in public. The first was discovered in Woodruff Park and the other was found in Barbara Asher Square. Two reports were filed […]
Business
Georgia’s unemployment rose to 7.4 percent in June
Seasonal factors affected the rate, according to Georgia State’s economics professor […]
Health
Feds investigating Georgia’s Medicaid backlog
There is no current target date to finish processing Medicaid applications but the issue is a priority, according to Pam Keene. […]
Campus News
Researchers find neural properties to determine brain damage vulnerability
The research was funded by National Science Foundation grants and a three-year $330,000 March of Dimes Foundation grant, according to Motor E magazine. […]
