City
Art on Atlanta BeltLine begins Saturday
This year will mark the fifth year of the event in Atlanta, according to an Atlanta BeltLine release. […]
Month: September 2014
Sports
Western Carolina spoils Panthers home opener
Georgia State defeated by Catamounts in straight sets at first match this season at the Sports Arena […]
Uncategorized
‘All-Nighters’ could hurt students’ grades
Sleep deprivation can cause people to have false memories, according to astudy published in Psychological Science. Researchers from the University of California-Irvine and Michigan State University conducted the study, according to Psychological Science. Kimberly Fenn, co-author […]
Crime
‘No’ still means NO: Sexual assault continues, but remains under-reported
National averages of sexual assault statistics suggest that the crime is woefully under-reported at Georgia State […]
Football
Albert Wilson makes Chiefs regular season roster
Georgia State’s all-time leading scorer and receiver survived the final wave of cuts to land a spot on Kansas City’s 53-man roster […]
Campus News
Georgia State announces new application process
The application deadline for early-action fall 2015 admission is Nov. 15 and transfer applicants will use a separate application, according to the release. […]
Campus News
Atlanta ranked 11th location for foreign student studies
The findings is based on foreign student visas, according to the Brookings Institution report. […]
Editorials
Editorial: Take responsibility—report sexual assault
Rape. This one act—this one crime—is not just something that occurs between a victim and a perpetrator. It involves all of us. Sexual assault and the way it is treated in our society signifies something […]
Soccer
Women’s soccer loses to Samford to remain winless
The Georgia State women’s soccer team played their first home game of the season, and were downed 2-1 by Samford. The Samford Bulldogs started the contest brightly, with Panthers goalkeeper Brie Haynes making two saves […]
