Marsy’s Law is a victims’ rights amendment that will be on the Georgia midterm ballot on Nov. 6, but many victims’ rights advocates are against its passage. “If someone is raped right now in Georgia, […]
Oct. 16 It’s a free country, damnit! A person not affiliated with Georgia State was arrested at Hurt Park for selling alcohol without a license. Oct. 17 You’ve been hit by a smooth criminal. A […]
LOCAL Gwinnett County faces lawsuit CNN reported Gwinnett County now faces two federal lawsuits and accusations from voting rights activists who said that registration rejections disproportionately affect minority voters, particularly Asian-Americans and African-Americans. The county […]
Since 1850, Oakland Cemetery has served as an architectural manifestation of Atlanta’s complex and contentious past, containing within its grounds not just the bodies of Atlanta’s dead but also their lives and legacies. Originally named […]
Injuries and attrition have forced the Panthers to play younger players all around the field. After struggling to start, the young football players are beginning to learn and make major impacts. Coming into this season, […]
Blue call boxes with their glowing lights dot Georgia State’s downtown campus, ready to contact the Georgia State University Police Department (GSUPD) with a push of a button. At least, that’s what they would do […]
The rivalry between Georgia State and Georgia Southern has been an archetype of intra-state matchups for both schools’ students. It’s usually their competitions in football and basketball that most people tune into when the two […]
Tuesday, Nov. 6 is Election Day, and historically, young people don’t represent themselves at the polls. There has been a surge of efforts at Georgia State to increase voter registration and voter turnout as the […]
The first Pride in Atlanta was met with media silence. Activists walked down Peachtree Street in 1971, on the second anniversary of the police attack at the Stonewall Inn, also referred to as the Stonewall […]
The varied, sometimes dark and tousled, other times impeccably arranged and brightly patterned, hijabs on campus are worn for several different reasons: for modesty, out of reverence for the tradition in Islamic faith and at […]
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