The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) sued Governor Nathan Deal and Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp after they denied to extend deadlines in the Georgia regions affected by Hurricane Matthew. According to the lawsuit, […]
Local CDC Investigates Unusual Illness in Georgia According to CBS46, Georgia’s Department of Public Health are investigating a vague illness that is paralyzing and killing children in states across the U.S. and now here in […]
Atlantans came out for a candlelight vigil-turned-parking lot party to say goodbye to what they regarded as a landmark of the city, “Murder Kroger”, which was shut down on Oct. 28 and is set to […]
Every Monday, the homeless population of Hurt Park gets a special treat from the non-profit organization Soul Sistas Run Inc. The group hands out free pizza slices in the heart of campus for whoever walks […]
Local Atlanta clinical trial studies new Alzheimer medication A ongoing clinical trial in Atlanta is looking for more patients after the Alzheimer’s drug they’re studying has begun to show promising results. The drug is known […]
United Students Against Sweatshops (USAS) interrupted last week’s Homecoming parade hoping to turn the spotlight to the hot issue of Turner Field which has sparked two more protests under President Mark Becker’s office earlier in […]
As the consolidated Atlanta campus overflowed parking decks early fall semesters, students complained of insufficient parking spaces. But starting September 2017, four more parking decks will be shut down as the city of Atlanta begins […]
Last updated: Nov. 6 at 6:13 p.m. The Satanic Temple (TST), a social justice organization, has opened up its new Atlanta chapter, and is recruiting children from local elementary schools. The Satanic Temple existed on a […]
Local AT&T buys Time Warner for $85.4 billion AT&T sealed a deal to buy Time Warner, parent company of CNN, HBO, TBS, Cartoon Network and other Atlanta-based businesses, according to AJC. The broadcasting giant will […]
Georgia State students using the military education benefit program, known as the GI Bill are still left with their tuition unpaid at the midpoint of the semester. The GI Bill is an education benefit program […]
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