The federal government just dished out $2.4 million to help Atlanta curb homelessness. That check, a grant from the U.S. Health Department, will bolster the city’s Homelessness Continuum of Care programs, which help and advocate […]
After some minor head-butting with campus police on Wednesday afternoon, advocates marched to Georgia State University President Mark Becker’s office to deliver a letter demanding he sit down with neighbors of Turner Field to discuss […]
Georgia State is almost done transforming an old ground-floor parking garage into a spiffy, new social space for students. The decades-old building on the corner of Downtown’s Edgewood Avenue and Equitable Place currently houses the […]
Students, teachers and metro Atlantans alike can now ditch their drugs at campus police stations, should they feel so inclined. The Medical Association of Georgia Foundation (MAG) recently introduced its “Think About It” campaign, a […]
More than 500 new surveillance cameras will be scoping Georgia State students this fall, thanks to safety initiatives by the school’s police force. Among those new digital eyes will be 20 cameras mounted on the […]
E-cigs could be just a pipe dream for tobacco users trying to kick the addiction. According to a study published May 3 by Georgia State Health Professor Dr. Terry Pechacek, electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) […]
Georgia State’s student politicians carry power unseen by most Panthers. In fact, as iterated at nearly every Student Government Association (SGA) senate meeting, all students of Georgia State are acting members of SGA… technically. But […]
Last updated on May 31 @ 4 p.m. A man who attended Georgia State in 2011 hanged himself Monday morning in the stairwell of a school parking garage. The man, whose name will be withheld, […]
Fortune Onwuzuruike became Georgia State’s student body president on Monday, May 9. Onwuzuruike, once SGA’s vice president of student services, swore the oath of Georgia State’s student government to step into the seat previously held by […]
On May 3 Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal decided to finally shoot down the ever-polarizing House Bill 859 (HB 859), declining the legalization of carrying handguns on college campuses.
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