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Basketball
Georgia State basketball close to being elite
Georgia State athletics have come a long way over the past five years especially the basketball program, but it still has a few hills to climb before it wants to be considered an elite program. […]
Arts & Living
Modern Wonder Women: Georgia State orgs stand together for female justice
Being a woman in this world consists of constant bitter realities. Biologically we suffer through the monthly visit of a disliked relative and when the right time unveils itself, we suffer a tiny human exiting […]
City
Atlantans outraged after public streets privatized near Georgia State
After a Dec. 5 Atlanta City Council decision, the downtown almost-Panther territory streets may have restrictions on who and when can walk on them. A move that may land them in the middle of a […]
Football
New Georgia State Football Head Coach Shawn Elliott cleans house
A couple of days after Georgia State resumed all activities on Jan. 2, the official announcement of Shawn Elliott’s new coaching staff was delayed until Jan. 5. Human resource workers were on winter break, so […]
Arts & Living
The Chinese Lantern Festival exposes Atlanta to vibrant culture
The utilization of lanterns was used for several worldly celebrations, like the lantern walk celebration of St. Martin’s Day in Germany. There is another pivotal lantern celebration in the wide scope of cultures featured across […]
Arts & Living
‘La La Land’ : A Timeless Story for a New Generation
“La La Land” is proof that youthful ambitions paired with old Hollywood charm and musicality is a match made in heaven. Throughout the film we have characters using iPhones in a setting with people driving […]
Campus News
Georgia State student killed in car accident
A Georgia State student was killed in a car accident Saturday morning, in Monroe, Georgia, according to 11 Alive. In a release, the Monroe County Sheriff’s office said the 20-year-old student, Malik Jordan, was involved […]
Arts & Living
Five art events to take in while on break
The holidays have come and gone, which means everyone will soon be able to wind down. However, the time in between Jan. 1 and Jan. 9 (when Georgia State’s spring semester commences) may prove uneventful, […]
Campus News
USG appeals court’s DACA in-state tuition decision
The University System of Georgia Board of Regents (BOR) has appealed a court decision that would have allowed DACA students to pay in-state tuition for Georgia’s public universities. In the Dec. 30 decision, Judge Gail […]
