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Unchartered White Student Union denied access to org fair
University Housing denied Patrick Sharp, founder of the non-university chartered White Student Union, access to a Panther Excellence Program event Aug. 1.
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White Student Union founder defends link to supremacist group
Incoming student Patrick Sharp is denying claims that his new White Student Union supports neo-Nazi messages or racial bigotry, despite links to the controversial organization “Traditionalist Youth Network.” The White Student Union at Georgia State, […]
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White Student Union gains notoriety
Incoming student Patrick Sharp, founder of the White Student Union at Georgia State, admits that he’s amazed by how much attention he’s gotten since he first moved from Birmingham, Ala., a couple of months back.
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Georgia State acquires new building at 55 Park Place
Georgia State acquired a new building at 55 Park Place today for $33.5 million, expanding the university’s growing downtown presence. The purchase of what was formerly known as the Georgia-Pacific Plaza is the latest step […]
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7/1 Crime Blotter: On the wrong side of the road… and the law.
On the wrong side of the road… and the law. On June 17, Georgia State police stopped a vehicle traveling the wrong way on a one way roadway. After a criminal history check was conducted, […]
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Immigrant student fights for women’s rights in the nation’s capitol
One of the most exploited and defenseless people in America is the immigrant woman. She plants, cooks and serves us our food, cleans our houses and hotel rooms and takes care of our children. But […]
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Georgia State crimes for the month of June
Crime happens. And, in Atlanta, it occurs in various contexts and formats, and it occurs often. Here are last month’s stories taken from the Georgia State Police reports. Unlicensed driver takes the road less traveled […]
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Online Bookstores: cheaper options and better deals?
Summer semester is in full swing, and so are the long lines at the bookstore. Increasing book prices, tuition and debt are leading students to take up more convenient and often times cheaper options when […]
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The Class of 2017: Will my degree be worth it?
What does the class of ’17 look like? For starters, it isn’t getting any smaller. This year, Georgia State accepted more women than men for a total of 6,567 students in this year’s class of […]
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Making room for the Streetcar
Heads up commuter, more “detour” signs are in your future. Construction for the Atlanta Streetcar project will close down all of Luckie Street near the Aderhold Learning center this week as workers continue building new […]
