Campus News

As Atlantans and Georgia State students go to lunch at noon, they can expect to see plenty of dancing in Woodruff Park. A flash mob, organized by 1 Billion Rising, is set to perform in an attempt […]

The Brothers of the Epsilon-Omega Chapter of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity challenged stereotypes targeting fraternities and excessive alcohol use by holding a dry social event on Feb. 7.

Keeping financial aid–particularly HOPE–is a main concern for students at Georgia State. A “lunch and learn” will be held tomorrow at noon in Dahlberg Hall discussing exactly that. Selethia Bell, senior financial aid counselor, and […]

Georgia State researchers, students and community members are working to help improve air pollution in low-income neighborhoods. The research is conducted to help determine how people living in lower-income and mostly minority neighborhoods alongside congested […]

Georgia State’s marching band will be unable to participate in the Dragon*Con festival for another year. The marching band was invited to perform in the 2013 annual Dragon*Con festival in Atlanta this year but decided […]

  Young women are increasingly turning to alcohol and booze-filled nights for recreation and stress relief, according to a recent Center for Disease Control study. Drinking among female s, particularly young females aged 18-34 is […]

Zeta Mu Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated will be hosting a panel in honor of Black History Month tonight. The panel is titled “The Miseducation of the Unchained” and will be made up of Dr. […]

Tomorrow at noon, Georgia State University Housing will officially open its newest Learning Center in Piedmont North.   The Learning Center will address various study needs of Georgia State students through modular furniture and different […]