SGA President Marcus Kernizan’s officer report last Thursday discussed an autistic student who voiced concerns regarding disabled students at Georgia State. The possibility of changing the name of The Office of Disabilities Services to The […]
By Laura Haas | Staff Reporter Carla Raymer always knew she wanted to work with children. The daughter of a Brazilian and an Englishwoman, Raymer came to the U.S. in 2001 when her parents were […]
By Jasmina Alston | Staff Reporter The Georgia State Police Department is educating students on pedestrian laws this year by issuing warnings and citations through a newly-implemented campaign called “Walk with the Man Not the Hand.”
Completing a degree in four years isn’t as common as it used to be. A growing number of students need outside employment to supplement living expenses not covered in grants, scholarships or financial aid. After […]
Before the rising sun clears the buildings to heat up Atlanta, Auburn Avenue is silent, but awake. Past Piedmont, where weary students head to class, a ghost town sits. A dusty man sits on a […]
This summer 19 students from the Cecil B. Day School of Hospitality interned at the XXX Summer Olympic Games in London. Representing Atlanta-based beverage company Coca-Cola, students worked venue operations at different sites throughout Olympic […]
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