Georgia representative Barry Loudermilk (R-GA-11) is one of four co-sponsors of a bill to terminate the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The Republican representative said he supports the elimination of the EPA in order to give […]
The 2015-2016 school year was full of major changes for Georgia State and the Panthers. From campus expansions to security upgrades, the university has become one of the biggest and best universities in the nation. […]
On April 27 at 7 p.m. about 50 people stood outside the Georgia State Capitol building to hold a vigil in Daniel Lucas’ honor. Two and a half hours later, Daniel Lucas was executed via […]
Georgia Southern has finally succumbed to a truth Panther fans had known all along: We are the real GSU. Georgia Southern’s athletic department wanted to put an end to media outlets confusing their university with […]
Students and faculty in Library Plaza on April 14 might have noticed a giant Ronald McDonald towering above them. Students who are part of ATL Raise Up and Atlanta Jobs with Justice, two local organizations […]
The Student Activity Fee Committee (SAFC) meeting on April 1 revealed that student organizations will receive an average 9 percent funding cut across the board for the 2016-2017 school year. Darryl Holloman, Assistant Vice President […]
Just after midnight on the final day of the Georgia legislative session the House passed the Pursuing Justice for Rape Victims Act with a unanimous vote. The legislation, Senate Bill 304, managed to pass both […]
Three Georgia State grad students are gathering support around campus to increase the nationwide minimum wage to $15 an hour. Larance Carter, Isaac Davis and Misty Novitch are working with ATL Raise Up, a local […]
Georgia State is moving into Turner Field and neighboring residents want to make sure their needs aren’t overlooked during the area’s revamp. The Turner Field Community Benefits Coalition, a cohort of neighborhood leaders and residents […]
Broken promises left some former Georgia Perimeter College (GPC) athletes without an athletics program or an education. A letter from then-Interim President Rob Watts promising to pay tuition, books and fees for student athletes was […]
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