As the summer and fall semesters approach, the New Student Orientation is gearing up to take place across all Georgia State campuses. According to the Georgia State website, New Student Orientation is the university’s “official […]
A Georgian medical cannabis company called Georgia Atlas announced on March 9 that it had launched a Georgia low-THC oil research study for medical patients and veterans. They will gather data for this study starting […]
An AAPI Data study shows that 10% of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have encountered anti-Asian hate crimes from January to March 2021, which exceeds the national average by about 6%. In other words, millions […]
In March and April, Georgia State’s Study Abroad Program offers multiple virtual advising sessions for students, which inform them about many related points such as exchange programs, scholarships, affordability and alumni opportunities. In the spring […]
According to Georgia State News Hub, the American Bar Endowment awarded Georgia State College of Law Immigration Clinic $18,000 for their performances on training attorneys to advocate for noncitizens who had the government deny them […]
Georgia State received the Virtual Innovation Award from the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA). They join nine other universities across the nation recognized for their virtual student support services during the COVID-19 pandemic. […]
The Georgia State Honors College has created the Perimeter Transition Scholarship to relieve the financial burden for two-year Perimeter Honors students transferring to the downtown campus to pursue a four-year bachelor’s degree. According to Georgia […]
The Georgia State Learning and Tutoring Center has offered free tutoring services to students and community members across the five Georgia State Perimeter campuses for more than 30 years. After Georgia State and Georgia […]
Kaelen E. Thomas served as the 91st university-wide student body president during the 2020-21 academic year. From the COVID-19 pandemic to the presidential election and racial justice movements, the Student Government Association faced many difficulties […]
According to the Library of Congress, historian Carter G. Woodson founded the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History in 1925 to “raise awareness of African American’s contributions to civilization.” He then announced […]
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