After throwing out section four of the Voting Rights Act yesterday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that petitioners did not have legal standing to appeal proposition 8, a proposal banning same-sex marriage. It is the second […]
Crime happens. And, in Atlanta, it occurs in various contexts and formats, and it occurs often. Here are last month’s stories taken from the Georgia State Police reports. Unlicensed driver takes the road less traveled […]
Heads up commuter, more “detour” signs are in your future. Construction for the Atlanta Streetcar project will close down all of Luckie Street near the Aderhold Learning center this week as workers continue building new […]
A pair of potentially dangerous events transpired in the Atlanta area this morning as authorities are investigating a small explosion that occurred at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport and an inconclusive bomb threat at the state Capitol.
It’s been a tireless battle for David Schick. Today, the Georgia State student journalist filed a lawsuit against the Georgia Board of Regents for failing to produce public records regarding Georgia Perimeter College’s $25 million […]
If you drive to campus you know by now that finding parking downtown is no easy task. It is almost guaranteed you will pay some expense to park even relatively close to the main campus. […]
Students who regularly park at Turner Field will once again have to pay close attention to the Braves’ season schedule. Because Georgia State shares the Turner Field Lot with the Braves, the baseball team’s schedule […]
Social work graduate students Paula Wilson, Amberleia Henson, Lauren Jones, Jennifer Greenlee and Molly Vance were presented with a more innovative method toward earning their Master’s degrees. The students were asked to complete a semester […]
When Georgia State students are asked to describe themselves, many of them immediately respond with a classification or a major, not a relationship status. Students today are more focused on their career advancements than on […]
Georgia’s state lawmakers are considering a massive overhaul to the state’s gambling laws that could incur more funds for the HOPE Scholarship. The bill is aimed at the electronic video game gambling kiosks, classified as […]
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