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TEDx speakers talk human trafficking
A dozen students and a panel of professionals gathered in Student Center West’s House Salon to talk about a major issue not only in Atlanta but in the country: human trafficking. At a TEDx event […]
Crime
Campus News
March 24: News Briefs & Crime Blotter
NEWS BRIEFS LOCAL Magic City is creating a virtual platform for customers. Many Atlanta strip clubs have closed to slow the spread of the coronavirus. Along with The Cheetah, The Blue Flame and Pink Pony, […]
Crime
Feb. 25: News Briefs & Crime Blotter
NEWS BRIEFS LOCAL Macy’s is bringing new tech jobs to Midtown According to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Macy’s will bring 630 software development jobs to a new tech center in Atlanta. The tech center will be […]
Campus News
GSUPD arrests student charged with felony illegal surveillance
UPDATE on Jan. 30 at 2 p.m. According to GSUPD Chief of Police Joseph Spillane, probable cause was established and a warrant was served for the arrest of Georgia State student Donny R. Techiera for […]
Crime
Parker H. “Pete” Petit indicted on accounting fraud charges
Parker H. “Pete” Petit, alumnus and multi-million-dollar donor to Georgia State, was indicted on accounting fraud charges last week Tuesday. The federal indictment comes on the heels of a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation that […]
Crime
Student starts his own safety escort service
According to HuffPost News, missing black women and children are largely ignored, and the Black and Missing Foundation indicate nearly 40% of all missing people in the country are people of color. Jordan Perkins and […]
Crime
Man killed at One12 after confrontation with security guard
Reemi Codling turned 25 the night his friend was killed. But calling 24-year-old Deionte Davis his friend isn’t something Codling would do; instead, he’d call him his brother. On Oct. 27, Davis, who is not […]
Campus News
Your GSUPD report analysis: Breaking down 59 pages of crime stats and safety initiatives into one
2018 saw the highest number of crimes reported at Georgia State in at least three years. Nearly 250 drug arrests and 80 drug law violations were recorded last year by the Georgia State University Police […]
Crime
Campus carry: the armed and educated
There are guns on campus. Whether this is frightening or empowering is up to each individual, but the reality remains: Students, faculty and staff can be armed. Despite the weaponry, Georgia State has not descended […]
Campus News
Students form local March for Our Lives chapter
Over a year ago, the March For Our Lives movement was established in the wake of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland, Florida. Students and advocates began to petition legislators to enact […]
