Arts & Living
Top 5 crucial spring concerts
Don’t miss some of the most off-the-wall Atlanta shows this semester […]
Year: 2014
News
SGA 1/16 meeting: New Executive VP sworn in; new bill allows easier entry into SGA for freshman
The biggest news at Thursday’s SGA meeting, the swearing-in of Executive VP Ashley Uzamere. […]
Basketball
Panthers extend winning streak in final seconds
The Georgia State Panthers pushed past the Arkansas State Red Wolves in the final seconds to win 73-72 […]
Arts & Living
‘Try me’ week: Beginners Fencing
No one was harmed in the making of this reporter, though some ego’s were bruised significantly. […]
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‘Try me’ week: Mixed Martial Arts
It begins slowly with jumping rope. I remember jovially jumping up and down the rhythm of my feet matching the melody of old nursery rhymes. Twelve years later without a nostalgic tune to hum I […]
Local Government
Dr. Kenneth Heaghney discusses Georgia’s 2014 economic outlook
State Economist Dr. Kenneth Heaghney discusses Georgia’s economic outlook for the 2014 year during the Senate and House Appropriations Committee meeting on 1/15/2014. […]
Arts & Living
Studying abroad may inspire you to step out of your comfort zone
If you decide to study abroad (and I highly recommend that you do), you might find yourself participating in activities and situations that, were you not in a foreign country, you would not normally engage […]
Arts & Living
MLK Day Celebrations
It’s easy to take for granted things with which you were born. There will always be a collective feeling of gratitude for the efforts of leaders and participants of the Civil Rights Movement, but to […]
Features
Patton Dining Hall workers share their experiences on the job
Chefs and workers at Patton Hall Dining share their experiences on the job […]
Basketball
Joining the cause
Women’s Basketball Coach Baldwin-Tener adopts “Barefoot for Barefeet” tradition for women’s basketball […]
