Arts & Living
Sounds from the Underground showcases original jazz music
Atlanta’s own innovative jazz musicians gathering at the Elliott Street Deli & Pub for Sounds from the Underground […]
Articles by Becca Long
City
Atlanta businesses and students manage cybercrime
Although the risks of cybercrime are increasing, some Atlanta business owners and Georgia State feel like cybercrime can be avoided if they take precautions.
Transportation
Continuing streetcar construction closes off sidewalks and lanes
Students express their opinions on traffic changes and pedestrian safety […]
Campus News
Library South welcomes the CURVE
Students and faculty will now have access to a technology-rich discovery space. […]
University
Georgia State team announced as finalist in CME Group Trading Challenge
Panthers FX Traders, a team of students from Georgia State, are a finalist in the 11th annual CME Group Trading Challenge. The global competition is hosted by Chicago Mercantile Exchange Group Inc. (CME) which is […]
Features
J. Mack Robinson, a humble philanthropist
J. Mack Robinson’s successful businesses enabled him to help others in his lifetime […]
University
Professors recover from weather cancellations
After the university’s closure for several days due to snow storms, professors must decide how to cover missed material. The academic calendar does not allot room for the university to add days to the schedule. […]
Local Government
The Gold Dome bill challenges Rideshare companies
Taxi companies that utilize cell phone applications face possible restrictions from the Gold Dome bill […]
University
Green Fee still needs approval
The Green Fee, a proposed addition to mandatory student fees that would go towards sustainability efforts on campus, still needs to be passed by the University President. Although the Green Fee has been passed by […]
University
Study abroad scholarships due Feb. 14
Georgia State students aspiring to study in a foreign land have little time left to finish their scholarship applications. […]
