The city of Atlanta has received a new art piece. On Friday, September 29, a sculpture by Yinka Shonibare was unveiled. Shonibare is an artist from the U.K.. His website states that “his works comment […]
As part of its renewed effort to protect students and staff, Georgia State has introduced its blue light emergency towers. The towers are adorned with the word “EMERGENCY” and blue lights and are located in […]
Hostile architecture has become the face of 21st century city designs because it serves heartless city counsels well and puts a bandage on a problem that they aren’t willing to solve. Every person living in […]
As more and more Americans become increasingly aware of the effects of climate change, there is a rising urgency to adopt a more sustainable lifestyle. This is especially true in the area of transportation, given […]
In a small, wooded town just on the outskirts of the Florida/Georgia line, Suwannee, Florida is transforming once again into a playground for the imagination. With a plethora of stunning art installations, a genre-crossing lineup […]
In a city known for its urban landscape, Atlanta residents and visitors are finding solace and connection with nature through its numerous parks and outdoor spaces. From serene gardens to sprawling green spaces, Atlanta offers […]
The Signal. The Junior Collegiate. The Evening Signal. The student-run newspaper of Georgia State has gone by several different names since its inception in 1933. However, through 90 editor-in-chiefs, thousands of student staff members […]
Corporate America has destroyed parenthood. Decades ago, it was common for children to grow up in a stable, nurturing environment where they had the undivided attention of at least one parental figure. Kids were […]
Starting Aug. 28, various buildings on campus will require a Panther Card for entry after 8 p.m. These buildings include Classroom South, Langdale Hall, Library North, Library South and Student Center East. The full list […]
Hurricane Idalia made landfall in Florida and Georgia in late August bringing torrential rain and high-speed winds to much of the southeast United States. Idalia was first documented on Aug. 26 as a Tropical Depression […]
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