Business
Georgia State’s undergrad program advances in U.S. News rankings
Risk Management, Computer Information Systems and Real Estate all retained their top rankings, according to Robinson College of Business’ website. […]
Month: September 2014
Crime
Students’ safety concerns growing over campus crime
Georgia State’s security was never breached after the Woodruff Park shooting, according to Sergeant Ware. But students are voicing concerns over safety on campus. […]
Arts & Living
Georgia State’s Regents Center lists online tips for note-taking strategies
Some of the tips include leaving wide margins and space at the bottom of note pages, recoding main ideas and reviewing notes prior to class, according to the center’s website. […]
Arts & Living
Twenty years later and Forrest is still running
A big film about a smalltown man remains relevant decades later […]
Soccer
Women’s soccer drops final game before conference play
The final non-conference game for Georgia State women’s soccer ended in defeat as the team lost to UT Martin by a score of 2-0. The game began with both sides playing well and both teams […]
Campus News
The Giving Kitchen helps students in restaurant industry
The Giving Kitchen’s website states the organization was founded after Ryan Hidinger, an Atlanta chef, was diagnosed with stage IV cancer in 2012. […]
Arts & Living
Chaotic Praise
Christian heavy-metal band Under the Weather turns a hobby into a way to share their faith. […]
Arts & Living
Sexploration with Rachel: Anal Sex
Good girls do have anal sex, and it’s awesome […]
News
Sorority pledges increase; frat pledges decrease this fall
Despite large recruitment numbers, Greek Life will hold Meet the Greeks event in October […]
Arts & Living
Chill in the Chattahoochee Hills at TomorrowWorld
The second coming of the international EDM festival has arrived […]
