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Goodbye STEM, hello MANGO
Gaurav Bhatia launched a project called the “MANGO model” this year as an update to the STEM model. With the rise of the STEM model, there has been a decline in support for the humanities. […]
Articles by Brooklyn Valera
Arts & Living
The end of Georgia’s segregation in education
The culturally diverse campus of Georgia State that many students have come to know and love has not always been so accepting. Georgia State held its first-ever Groundbreaker Lecture Thursday to honor the achievements of […]
News
Resell your textbooks and get your money back
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 […]
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What you think you know about condom use — Truths about six condom myths to save your sex life
Common misconceptions about condoms can cause a ripple effect of unsafe sex practices. The following six condom myths have been replaced with helpful information that can promote healthy sexual interactions across Georgia State. Vivian Ludi […]
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Georgia State date night on a budget — Discounts that you didn’t know you had just in time for Valentine’s Day
Georgia State students spend a lot of money on school, with funds going to classes, dorms, books and supplies. Students can rarely afford to take a partner out for a bite to eat or sit […]
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U-wide SGA announces historical changes — Polling location on campus
After holding its first university-wide meeting of the spring semester on Jan. 23, SGA is on its way to making historical changes. Several Perimeter campus senators gathered in the Dunwoody campus and attended the SGA […]
Campus News
Young Democrats at Georgia State elect a new executive board
The Young Democrats at Georgia State officially transitioned to their new executive board for 2020 on Jan. 13. The tasks of the Executive Committee include general supervision of the Young Dems’ affairs between meetings, planning […]
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A recent history of HOPE and how it’s changed at Georgia State
Between the years of 2015 and 2018, the HOPE Scholarship helped 48,490 in-state students at Georgia State to go to school virtually for free — when combined with other grants and scholarships — or with […]
Campus News
Trans student turns to social media for place to stay
For Georgia State students, Dec. 17 officially marked the end of the fall 2019 semester. It symbolizes for many the beginning of a much-needed break from a stressful, but hopefully productive four months. However, stress […]
