City
Controversy rises after Krog Street protest
The private event sold tickets ranging from $50 – $100, but locals protested the price tag of free art […]
City
City
Album 88 Alumni receives non-profit status
The Album 88 Alumni (A88A) organization was granted status as a 501(c)(3) non-profit by the IRS, according to a release from the organization. […]
Campus News
Student-street preacher altercation raises student safety concerns
Students concerned over rude protestors instigating students […]
City
Gas price decreases may benefit students
The decreasing retail gas prices in the U.S. will not have much of an effect on the economy as a whole, according to Rajeev Dhawan. […]
Campus News
Georgia State to welcome air pollution researcher
New air pollution researcher joins environmental health team at Georgia State […]
City
Atlanta Streetcar conducts second traffic signal test
There is no exact date for when testing will conclude, according to Atlanta Streetcar’s Communications Director Sharon Gavin. […]
Business
President Becker hosts State of the University Address
President Becker announces imminent initiatives for the university […]
City
Student homelessness is on the rise
There are multiple resources available for homeless youth throughout the Atlanta area. […]
Campus News
Poor sidewalk conditions cause daily issues for students
Students say the poor condition of some floors and the lack of wheelchair ramps are a daily challenges for students with special needs […]
City
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra protesting lock-out
ASO’s 14/15 concerts have been postponed to Nov. 8, according to the orchestra’s website. […]
