City of Atlanta, Board of Regents and local politics
Evan Malbrough, a student at Georgia State, decided to take the First Amendment into his own hands. After doing research for the Andrew Goodman Foundation, a parent non-profit organization, Malbrough began looking up polling locations […]
Irresponsible driving might become more expensive. HB 113 is the first attempt to update the Hands-Free Georgia Act. The law, which took effect in 2018, prohibits drivers from handling their phones while they drive. Motorists […]
“Why should young people feel encouraged about the future of public politics?” The question came from a young college journalist, looking across the table at the former Democratic nominee for governor of Georgia and founder […]
Last month, John Lewis, representative of Georgia’s 5th congressional district, was diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer but his ongoing legacy as a politician and activist continues to inspire several Georgia State student leaders and […]
On what’s typically viewed as a predominantly liberal campus, former President of the Georgia State Young Democrats Evan Malbrough is navigating the complex Democratic Party while working to excite student voters on campus at the […]
In April 2019, Shay’na Fields ran for president of the Student Government Association because she said she wanted to bring unity to all six campuses and defend the student body to the administration. “I still […]
Unity Plaza was lined with graphic, bloody images of dismembered fetuses on Nov. 6 as students walked past on their way to class, gathered for lunch and shopped at the pop-up shops steps away. Created […]
The rising cost of college is often on the minds of students across the country, including at Georgia State. State-wide, the cost of attendance at University System of Georgia schools has increased over 77% since […]
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 […]
The fabric of collegiate sports changed when the California legislature unanimously passed Senate Bill 206. The bill, which was signed into law and takes effect in 2023, will allow student-athletes to profit from their names […]
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