The boil water advisory sent out on Thursday July 7, by the Department of Watershed Management has carried over into Friday. The notice was issued after the Hemphill Water Treatment Plant experienced a power outage […]
Downtown development group, Central Atlanta Progress (CAP), has gained possession of the Peachtree-pine homeless shelter from the Metro Atlanta Task Force for the Homeless. This outcome concluded a long fought lawsuit between the two groups. […]
Monday, June 12, marked the one-year anniversary of the Pulse Nightclub shooting in Orlando. In response to the anniversary of this tragedy, Mayor Kasim Reed announced the colorful crosswalks in Midtown as a commemoration of […]
Georgia State University Police Department (GSUPD) chief of police, Joseph Spillane, was pulled over on June 18 by Fayetteville Police on allegations of driving under the influence, having an open container in the vehicle, and […]
Looking for a place to live? Here’s what Georgia State has for you! Patton Hall Patton Hall, located on 160 Edgewood Avenue NE, is the most common choice for freshman students. The residence hall […]
Sobering statistics show how many people are homeless in Atlanta, but not all the reasons why. In Atlanta, out of the over 7000 homeless people in our city, 2000 sleep on the streets at night. […]
The University System of Georgia has announced the concealed carry protocol for House Bill 280 (HB 280). The memo outlines where guns are not allowed. In the announcement, Chancellor of the University System of Georgia, […]
On June 2, the Tent City perched outside the Turner Field Stadium was taken down by Georgia State University Police Department (GSUPD). The demonstration was used to protest against the Georgia State and Carter Development. Tent City has carried […]
A feud that was once thought to be over has revived: the rainbow crosswalks at 10th Street and Piedmont Avenue. A petition calling for the reinstallation of the crosswalks has surfaced and has gained public […]
On May 1, Atlanta lawmakers unanimously approved a resolution committing the city of Atlanta to using solely renewable energy sources to power its buildings by 2035. All city-owned buildings will be transitioned by 2025. The […]
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