Campus News
Here’s who is running for SGA President in 2019
The 2019 SGA presidential race brings the largest candidate pool in over 10 years. The winner will succeed President Franklin Patterson and lead the 90th Administration.
Articles by Ada Wood
Campus News
Are students getting more involved?
Has student involvement and participation decreased or increased on campus? Students often speculate about Georgia State’s school spirit and their own willingness to get involved, so it was time to go straight to the source. […]
Campus News
Georgia State’s award-winning student media
Georgia State student media organizations have been busy the past week, attending – and winning – a variety of competitions and awards. The Signal and NeoNetwork’s, formally GSTV, Panther Report News and Primetime Sportz took […]
Health
Can the Student Health Clinic hide its prices from patients?
As of Jan. 1, 2019, all hospitals in the U.S. are now legally required to publish the cost of their procedures and items online for public access. This new law is both a more specific […]
Campus News
Five SGA officials went to Israel for free. That may have violated their constitution.
When they’re sworn in, Student Government Association officers vow to uphold and adhere to their constitution. But a recent 10-day trip to Israel five officers embarked on — entirely free of charge — raises concern […]
News
Your guide to every Student Government Association position
The three branches of student government work hand in hand to serve the student body. Here’s a breakdown of some of the most influential positions and how they can directly affect your university experience. THE […]
Campus News
How Georgia State has been affected by the government shutdown
The streets of Washington were devoid of federal workers as the shutdown slugged on. With several nonessential government departments at standstill, Congress played a political tennis match between the Democrat-controlled House and the Republican-controlled Senate, […]
Campus News
Student launches petition against physics textbook
“Students are unhappy with the Tutorials in Introductory Physics books and this petition is to propose that these books are removed from Georgia State University.” This is the straight-to-the-point introductory line of a Georgia State […]
News
Georgia State student among 4 Americans killed in ISIS suicide bomb attack
On Wednesday, Jan. 16, a suicide bomb attack in Syria took the lives of 14 irreplaceable people. Ghadir Taher, a former Georgia State student, was one of the four American lives lost. Taher, 27, studied […]
Crime
GSUPD pours $2 million into campus security technology
One thing many students, the Student Government Association and the Georgia State University Police Department can all agree on is the abounding need for a secure campus, specifically through the enhancement of surveillance camera technology. […]
