While Georgia State administration plans to demolish the historic Bell Building, the city has banded together against the initiative. The university has held the Bell Building since 2007, and recently decided to use the […]
A group of Georgia’s political heavies and university officials cut the ribbon Sept. 9 to formally welcome students and staff to Georgia State’s new College of Law building. Although the new law school’s location […]
New bus routes from Gwinnett, Forsyth and Cobb counties will let patrons have another transit option to and from Perimeter Center, one of metro Atlanta’s fastest growing employment centers. The Georgia Regional Transportation Authority (GRTA) […]
Loud music, packed streets, gridlocked traffic and the occasional whiff of a burger sizzling on a grill have filled Turner Field stadium every game day since it became home to the Atlanta Braves in 1997. […]
Job availability in metro Atlanta is increasing, along with the amount of people moving to the growing city. Atlanta’s employment increase landed it in second place for the fastest growing city among other U.S. metro […]
Georgia State students part of Professor Eric Wright’s sociology class banded together this summer scouring the streets of metro Atlanta with one goal in mind – to count the city’s marginalized homeless youth. For four […]
Georgia State and the City of Atlanta haven’t quit progressing since the spring semester ended. Newspapers, magazines and social media have plastered their publications with ongoing city and university developments. Here is an overview of […]
For the next 30 days, regular MARTA riders can earn a free round-trip – or four, according to MARTA’s press release. MARTA spokeswoman Alisa Jackson said the company wants to reward its longstanding customers. Passengers […]
Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) riders can now use in-vehicle Wi-Fi to hail Uber for their next destination. MARTA leaders announced in a media briefing on July 23 that new additions, including free […]
The Atlanta Police Department’s (APD) promise to outfit officers with body cameras by the end of summer could be broken after the city’s procurement process has been interrupted by a local company’s complaint. Utility […]
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