No decision yet on Green Fee reallocation
The proposed green fee will now have to wait a month to be voted on by the Student Activity Fee Committee after sufficient student feedback could not be attainted by the original voting date of […]
The proposed green fee will now have to wait a month to be voted on by the Student Activity Fee Committee after sufficient student feedback could not be attainted by the original voting date of […]
Orange flyers can be found on bulletin boards throughout the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies, enticing undergrads to take part in an experiment to earn cash. No gimmicks and no small print. Sound too […]
Georgia State has joined six other programs throughout the country in the quest in better assisting degree completion as the Student Advisement Center launches their new advisement program, Georgia State’s Graduation and Progression System (GPS). […]
On Nov. 1, an ordinance approved by the Atlanta City Council meant to reduce and eliminate aggressive panhandling, will go into effect. In 2005, an overhaul of Atlanta’s policy on panhandling was not enforced and […]
Last Thursday evening, the executive board of the Student Government Association gathered to discuss Vice President Reports and new business, such as the smoking prohibition and attendance policies.
To many, Strom Thurmond represents the racist conservative politician of the 1940s. He spoke out against desegregation of public schools and kept the birth of his African American daughter a secret until after his death. […]
After being denied funding by the Mandatory Fee Committee for the last three years, proponents of an environmentally friendly campus have attempted to fund a proposed Office of Sustainability through the Student Activity Fee, […]
As Georgia State faces budget cuts and higher tuition costs, its first-year retention rate shows the university out-performs other schools with similar student bodies and financial statuses at keeping its students enrolled. With an 84.1 […]
University System of Georgia Schools, including Georgia State, might get a raise, or a pay cut, depending on how many students graduate. Gov. Nathan Deal approved a framework, drafted by his Higher Education Funding Commission, […]
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