Stories relating to the health of Georgia State students and hazards posed to college students in general.
Georgia State student Gerardo Rodriguez spoke to the Student Government Association (SGA) at their senate meeting on Sept. 26. He spoke on behalf of his female friends at Georgia State and said that it is […]
The Planned Parenthood on 75 Piedmont closes and takes their services to East Atlanta for a more convenient location for their customers, while also taking services from Georgia State students. The move is to have […]
HIV and AIDS are a rising concern in the U.S., but the majority of those affected are in Georgia – more specifically, in Atlanta. The statistical demographics are telling a particular narrative, one that shows […]
On Aug. 8, the Board of Regents released the new policy for sexual misconduct for institutions under the University System of Georgia (USG). Georgia State Title IX coordinators will have a more direct reporting relationship […]
Georgia State Alumni Doc Todd has dropped an album that may be able to progress veterans along in their struggle with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Todd said he has been receiving praise all across […]
Researchers at The School of Public Health have found that prolonged use of marijuana increases the user’s risk of developing metabolic syndrome. Metabolic syndrome pertains to symptoms that increase an individual’s risk of developing conditions […]
The boil water advisory sent out on Thursday July 7, by the Department of Watershed Management has carried over into Friday. The notice was issued after the Hemphill Water Treatment Plant experienced a power outage […]
Georgia State students are currently unable to receive temporary injury assistance using disability services and many students say the current system in place isn’t effective enough. Jamar Austin, a Georgia State student, was unable to […]
Just after midnight on the final day of the Georgia legislative session the House passed the Pursuing Justice for Rape Victims Act with a unanimous vote. The legislation, Senate Bill 304, managed to pass both […]
Alexis Campbell, Georgia State English major, uses the internet for school for about 10 hours a week. She texts her best friend throughout the day, does her homework online and used to seek shelter online […]
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