Campus News

Last week, Georgia State’s University Senate discussed the progress of the Strategic Plan, the academic progress of student athletes and the upcoming centennial. In new business, a motion from the Planning and Development Committee to […]

In solidarity with the National Day of Protest to End Police Brutality, protesters gathered in Woodruff Park to march to the Atlanta City Detention Center for a demonstration on Oct. 22. Multiple organizations attended the […]

By Sandra McGill | Staff Reporter Georgia State offers a wealth of health outreach activities aimed at keeping students healthy. The problem is, many students don’t know about them. Free HIV testing and “The Great […]

Three years after the city of Atlanta signed a contract with Milwaukee based Duncan Solutions Atlanta residents are still returning to their cars to find tickets on their windshields and boots on their tires. “Well […]

Almost a year after two student journalists were arrested, the mayor of Atlanta, Kasim Reed, announced that the charges they were facing had been dropped. The mayor addressed the matter at the National Association of […]

Every year, without hesitation, a local unnamed Christian group comes to preach to Georgia State students. With signs saying that adulterers, drunkards, sodomites and homosexuals would go to hell, the group came to the Courtyard […]

President Mark Becker will not entertain the possibility of any new fee or fee increase this year, weakening the possibility to gain funding for the proposed Office of Sustainability.

The Atlanta Asian Film Festival will be screening films from a variety of Asian countries at the Cinefest from Friday, Oct. 5 to Saturday Oct. 20 to provide a cultural bridge between the Asian and […]

Georgia Southern University has recently approved a ‘green’ fee after students voted to pay $10 per semester to enhance environmental initiatives on campus. 74% of the 9,400 students who voted approved of the $400,000 that […]