Co-author: Phebe Dowels The Panther Express Shuttles have been a source of problems for Georgia State and its students this past semester. First Transit, a contracted transportation service provider that operates and owns the Panther […]
Flu season is here, and it has arrived with a nasty vengeance. States all across the country have been experiencing an influx in the amount of people infected with the flu virus. However, what is […]
Georgia State University’s Office of Student Life and Leadership/Intercultural Relations and the Alumni Association has awarded the 2013 Martin Luther King Jr. Torch of Peace Award to Honors College student Jamie Redding. “I would say that […]
Georgia State student Chad Dobler was involved in a collision on Thursday afternoon on the corner of Decatur Street and Peachtree Center Avenue. Dobler was riding his bicycle home from class when driver Luv Murrell […]
Georgia State will host First Lady Sandra Deal in honor of her work on the “Read Across America” initiative on Tuesday at 11:45 a.m. Before coming to Georgia State, Deal will arrive at the Suttles Child […]
A unanimous vote by the Student Activity Fee Committee last Friday afternoon ended a 3-year attempt by green initiative proponents to receive funding. The vote created a new Sustainability Initiatives Fee Council geared toward funding […]
It is the commencement ceremony that almost wasn’t. Last year, the University Senate Commencement Subcommittee, headed by President Mark Becker, decided to end the December commencement ceremony in an effort to save money and resources. The […]
Beginning next semester, Georgia State will replace uLearn, its learning management system, with Desire2Learn (D2L). According to Kenya Johnson, the marketing and communications manager at Information Systems and Technology, “Because Blackboard’s newest product did not […]
A new sorority chapter recently joined Georgia State. The Alpha Pi Chapter of Sigma Lambda Upsilon/Señoritas Latinas Unidas Sorority, Inc. was founded at Georgia State on Nov. 11. According to Sigma Lambda Upsilon, the founders decided […]
Kerri-Ann Sanderson was awarded a $10,000 scholarship from the KPMG Foundation—for the third consecutive year. Sanderson, who has been a Georgia State doctoral student since 2010, said a friend told her about the scholarship, so […]
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