CNN education correspondent and author Steve Perry will speak at Georgia State today at 4 p.m. as the keynote speaker of the 30th Anniversary Martin Luther King Jr. Convocation. The event will pay tribute to […]
According to a report by CNN, Atlanta is the seventh most dangerous city in the U.S., with Detroit in first place. The main problem is violent crimes. Aggravated assaults were up 3 percent since 2010—the […]
Three Latino Multicultural Greek Council (MGC) chapters hosted a “Meet the Greeks” night focusing on recruitment and celebration of Latino heritage in college culture, on Tuesday night in the Student Center. The Lambda Theta Phi Latin […]
Georgia State Senate adopted a new policy this week that permits students to receive class credit for taking massively open online courses (MOOCs). “The landscape in higher education is changing and Georgia State University is […]
The department of Criminal Justice and Criminology at the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies will be hosting a seminar today titled “Rape and Transitional Context: A Comparison of War Rape and Prison Rape.” The author […]
Co-author: Phebe Dowels The Panther Express Shuttles have been a source of problems for Georgia State and its students this past semester. First Transit, a contracted transportation service provider that operates and owns the Panther […]
Our marching band’s weeks of preparation are soon to pay off during their performance in the 2013 inaugural parade, broadcasting today. Marching band members are absolutely pumped about the opportunity to play in the inaugural […]
Flu season is here, and it has arrived with a nasty vengeance. States all across the country have been experiencing an influx in the amount of people infected with the flu virus. However, what is […]
Georgia State University’s Office of Student Life and Leadership/Intercultural Relations and the Alumni Association has awarded the 2013 Martin Luther King Jr. Torch of Peace Award to Honors College student Jamie Redding. “I would say that […]
Georgia State’s College of Law will be the biggest beneficiary of bonds recommended by Governor Nathan Deal in his $19.8 billion fiscal 2014 budget request. Of the $19.8 billion, $713.4 will go to higher education. […]
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