News
Weekly News Briefs: June 12
Local Jon Ossoff leads Karen Handel in Polls 51-44 CNN reported on June 10 that Democratic candidate Jon Ossoff had a seven percent lead over of his rival, Republican Karen Handel, in the race for […]
Month: June 2017
Crime
Weekly Crime Blotters: June12
June 3 Smoke and mirrors A non-Georgia State offender was arrested for the possession of marijuana and providing a false address, name and date of birth. The arrest took place at a Waffle House. Give […]
Arts & Living
Atlanta’s weekly 2017 summer farmers markets: Hot-spot vendors make their way back to Atlanta’s neighborhoods
The fruits are sweet, the vegetables are ripe and locally-sourced products are fresh and ready for sale at inner-city farmers markets this summer season. Atlanta is one of the lucky cities that has the blessing […]
Arts & Living
A short list of Netflix original summer releases: Here’s the new stuff Netflix has poppin’ over the next few months
Summer is full of hot, lazy days where you want to watch great new films but don’t want to leave the house. Okay, I hear you. Thankfully Netflix is going all-in when it comes to […]
Business
Student job-seekers need to be careful what they post, CSUF student finds
Students may need to reconsider how they use their social media profiles if they’re looking for a job. Based on research, 92 percent of job recruiters use social media at some point during the hiring […]
Campus News
Governor Deal signs campus carry into effect; USG releases campus guidlines
The University System of Georgia has announced the concealed carry protocol for House Bill 280 (HB 280). The memo outlines where guns are not allowed. In the announcement, Chancellor of the University System of Georgia, […]
Album Reviews
“Rocket” goes straight to the moon: Alex G fires on all cylinders through genre and rules
Straddling the line between musician and enigma, multi-instrumentalist and native Philadelphian Alex G has created an output comparable to those in their 50s—and he’s only 24. Rocket, Alex G’s eighth full-length project, finds him moving […]
Arts & Living
Healthy college living on a budget: Tips that won’t break the bank!
Initially, hearing the word “healthy” or terms like “staying fit” can be scary for many people, including busy, stressed out college students. However, it is important to keep in mind that having a piece of […]
Arts & Living
The Atlanta BeltLine trail summer update: The BeltLine expansion plan
So far, 2017 has been rocky. With the collapse of I-85 being the (infrastructural) cherry on top, it’s with great relief to say that a substantial amount of the BeltLine’s progress has kept its course. […]
News
Weekly Crime Briefs: June 5
Local Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed said Atlanta will honor Paris Climate Agreement Since President Donald Trump’s decision to remove the U.S. from the Paris Climate Agreement, both individuals and cities have chosen to oppose the […]
