The Panthers are off to an impressive start this season. Exceptional offense, fourth quarter defense and rebounding in both games helped Georgia State start 2-0 for the first time since 2014. Despite his team’s success […]
Though it may be chilly outside, things were heated inside the Georgia State Capitol today, Nov. 13. During a protest partly organized by Black Lives Matter, one state senator and 16 others were arrested. Sen. […]
Fall is here, rudely bleak after a bright and sweltering summer. Soup is the perfect culinary compliment to the damp drearies of fall. Economical, environmental and easy to make, soup saves time and waste like […]
The Mix is a $90 million development that will offer flat-screen TVs and recording studios, among other amenities. It’s being marketed as affordable housing geared toward Georgia State students. Currently, The Mix is just some […]
Nov. 4 Cheaper than Goodwill A student reported their laundry stolen at 4:38 p.m. in the University Commons Building A. Nov. 6 Doyouknowwheremycaris? *burp* A non-student was arrested for drinking in public and was issued […]
Head coach Gene Hill’s coaching tenure is off to a good start after the Panthers defeated the UNCG Spartans 70-63 in the women’s basketball season opener. “We’re excited about the opportunity to come out and […]
AN ENDLESS ELECTION NIGHT Supporters, press and campaign staff gathered together last night at 8:30 p.m. but wouldn’t begin to pack their belongings until 1:53 a.m. the next morning. With early votes trickling in, Stacey […]
Early voting opened across Georgia beginning Monday, Oct. 15. Early voters, bogged down by work, classes or other obligations, could cast a vote between the three-week early voting period before Nov. 6, Election Day. Georgia […]
An undercover Georgia State University Police Department officer confronted and charged two Georgia State students in Library Plaza for possession of marijuana on Thursday afternoon. At least two undercover officers were present during the incident. […]
The prominence of the two-party system in America often obscures political positions deemed niche by major political parties. Historically, political issues such as women’s suffrage and environmental activism started out as third-party platforms. Their policies […]
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