News
Statewide dual enrollment programs are increasing
Over $5.8 billion in HOPE funds have been awarded to more than 1.4 million students attending college. […]
Month: November 2014
Editorials
Editorial: We don’t deserve hell
Let’s show those street preachers we don’t deserve hell after all […]
Arts & Living
Thanksgiving: A moral dilemma
Every child who has grown up in America is familiar with the images of the pilgrims and the “Indians” sitting down for the first Thanksgiving. The pilgrims are donned in buckles and good tidings while […]
Crime
This week’s crime report: fraud, word wars and tree damage
Nov. 17 Ride and ditch – Rialto Theater A non-Georgia State individual was arrested for disorderly conduct and theft of services after leaving and refusing to pay his taxi fare. He was later released on […]
Sports
Regular season for Panthers ends in sweep
Georgia State volleyball ended in defeat as the Panthers lost in straight sets to the Appalachian State Mountaineers on Saturday at the Sports Arena The Panthers finish with a record of 10˗22 in the season […]
Basketball
Colorado State comes back for 80˗70 victory over Panthers
Georgia State loses twelve˗point first half lead to fall on the road […]
Football
Georgia State gives up 28 first˗half points against Clemson
On Saturday afternoon in Clemson, S.C., Georgia State football suffered defeat at the hands of the nationally ranked No. 22 Clemson Tigers by a final score of 28˗0. The Panthers began with possession of the […]
Sports
Volleyball clinches tournament berth with thrilling five˗set victory over Troy
Read our play-by-play on the Georgia State vs.Troy volleyball match […]
News
Andrew Young School appoints 11 new faculty members
By Taylor Josey The Andrew Young School of Policy Studies appointed 11 new faculty members this semester, according to the Andrew Young School website. Mary Beth Walker, Dean of the Andrew Young School, said the […]
Uncategorized
President Obama urges for internet equality
Comcast said in a response that it embraces the open internet principals that President Obama and the FCC’s Chairman have supported. […]
