Behind a dominant performance from John Collins, the Atlanta Hawks defeated the shorthanded Dallas Mavericks on Saturday night 111-107. Collins posted a season-high 35 points, which also tied a career-high as well (he has done […]
In a star-studded affair Thursday night, the 16-41 Atlanta Hawks pulled off the upset over the 36-20 Miami Heat in a 129-124 thriller. Both teams came out shooting hot, hitting more than half their shots […]
The Georgia State Men’s Basketball team defeated Coastal Carolina Chanticleers, 92-80, on Saturday afternoon. With this win, State moves one game of first place behind the Little Rock Trojans. For the Panthers, sophomore guard Nelson […]
A Peach State rivalry was renewed. On Wednesday night, the Georgia Bulldogs Softball team traveled to Georgia State’s Bob Heck Softball complex to face Panthers in their opening home game of the year–the first matchup […]
Purchasing textbooks each semester for classes can get costly. The average in-state, undergraduate student taking 12 or more credit hours spends about $1,298 a year on books and supplies at a four-year public college, according […]
With the Student Government Association election season underway, SGA faced a problem: the resignation of their university-wide and Atlanta communications director and Downtown campus election commission chair. Evan Malbrough, who has participated in multiple politically […]
When it came to having an on-campus organization that helps international students find jobs after graduation, Georgia State did not have one. Jesse Calixte, a student at Georgia State, decided he wanted to change that […]
As if college admissions weren’t difficult enough, future Panthers may soon have to face another difficulty in applications: The Georgia Senate passed HB 444, which limits the number of dual enrollment courses a high schooler […]
Armed with a camera, microphones and laptop, 345 Georgia State students took to the city’s streets to make a movie. Campus Movie Fest (CMF) is the world’s largest student film festival, according to its website, […]
Unless she made friends, she was dropping out of college. That was the end-all for Maddy Gunawan, a second-year at Georgia State. In a wheelchair with 24/7 assistive care, it was hard for Gunawan to […]
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