Campus News

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 […]

Sitting behind computers, slumped over textbooks, lifting desks and books—working and studying at Georgia State isn’t as easy on the body as you may think. Licensed Massage Therapist, Latoya French has joined the Employee Development […]

A unanimous vote by the Student Activity Fee Committee on Friday afternoon ended a 3-year-long attempt by green initiative proponents to receive funding. The vote created a new Sustainability Initiatives Fee Council geared toward funding […]

A panel of five students who recently returned from study abroad programs spoke of their stories, hardships, suggestions, and the process of leaving the States at a seminar held in the Urban Life Building last […]

Kevin Clash, the iconic voice of Sesame Street’s Elmo, has taken a leave of absence from the show after being accused of having a sexual relationship with a 16-year-old boy more than seven years ago. The […]

As the competitiveness of today’s job market continues to rise, a college degree is no longer the only essential components needed to land a job or career. Internships have become one of the greatest tools […]

“Wham! Bam! Islam!”, a documentary based on the world’s first Islamic comic book “The 99,”will be shown on Georgia State’s Classroom South this Friday. The film chronicles the story of Dr. Naif Al-Mutawa — Kuwaiti’s […]

Students evacuated Sparks Hall shortly after 10a.m. Wednesday morning after issues with a fire detector on the building’s first floor, according to police on the scene. Georgia State officials turned the opportunity into a drill. The […]