On December 29, 2017 former Mayor Kasim Reed announced that the City of Atlanta had signed letters of intent for a $100 million expansion of both Piedmont Park and the Atlanta Botanical Garden. The expansion […]
The fight for the republican gubernatorial primary victory has centered on several issues including policies on Medicaid expansion, gun laws, medical marijuana, religious liberty and abortion. On the topic of immigration, it was a competition […]
House Bill 65 was passed by Georgia legislature and signed by Gov. Nathan Deal on May 8 to continue the expansion of medical marijuana, adding more treatable conditions including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). It will […]
On May 1, 2017, a resolution introduced by Kwanza Hall was passed during the Atlanta City Council that commits Atlanta to transitioning to 100 percent renewable energy. A year later, the Atlanta Office of Resilience […]
Football is the most common sport for head injuries, and billions of dollars are poured into sports medicine to try and keep players safe, making concussion tech a profitable industry. Concussions were first a concern […]
Before some current Georgia State students graduate, the home and heart of campus, across the entirety of Library Plaza and beyond, could be replaced with bulldozers, cranes and the lovely sound of construction.The newest campus […]
A controversial Student Government Association resolution, which was slipped onto the March 14 agenda at the last minute, attracted unwanted attention from university officials early Friday morning. The opinion resolution urges the university to withdraw […]
There have now been 89 administrations of the Student Government Association, each being led by a president elected by the student body. Two presidents stick out as influential members of Georgia State’s history, both serving […]
With the trip to Israel well behind them, Student Government Association officials seemed eager last Thursday to move on to “the great projects” the 89th Administration is developing in their remaining two months of business. […]
Georgia State University President Mark Becker has been traveling around the U.S. and the world on university business, with many students unaware of what he is doing and where he’s going. So, where has Becker […]
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