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On Aug. 27, Hurt Park was publicized for being fenced off for renovations. The homeless who once slept in Hurt Park now sleep on its sidewalks, where police occasionally patrol early in the morning and […]
NEWS BRIEFS LOCAL Mayor Bottoms announces phase II of reopening On Sept. 11, Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms announced that the City of Atlanta will return back to phase two of reopening the city. In July, […]
The Federal Work-Study program is still offering jobs to undergraduate students. This program provides work experience pertaining to a student’s course of study. FWS shifted to online for the remainder of last semester, and institutions […]
NEWS BRIEFS LOCAL Three men are arrested for racing on I-85 On Aug. 29, several troopers arrested three men who blocked the northbound lanes of I-85 in DeKalb County. The three Marietta men, ranging from […]
As Georgia State and other universities across the country prepare for the fall semester during the COVID-19 pandemic, the IDEAL Program plans to operate in ways that contradict the name. According to its website, the […]
On August 12, students from the College of Education, the African Diaspora Student Advocacy Coalition and the Student Government Association sent three letters to Georgia State University President Mark Becker, Provost Wendy Hensel and the […]
Construction crews finally furnished the site of Georgia State’s long-awaited Greenway project, that is being transformed from the demolished Kell Hall into a grassland with a concrete pathway. While it’s only a ground zero for […]
Up until recently, Panthers were made to believe that only 18 COVID-19 cases were confirmed at Georgia State. The reality, however, was a much greater number. According to Panther Report News, Georgia State had identified […]
NEWS BRIEFS LOCAL Nearly 40 missing children rescued in sex trafficking bust On Aug. 27, the U.S. Marshals Service announced its rescue of nearly 40 missing children in a two-week operation called “Operation Not Forgotten”. […]
On March 6, water flooded Georgia State student Milan Gary’s dorm in Patton Hall. Due to an HVAC pipe bursting above her room, the ceiling of her dorm collapsed, causing flooding throughout. The pipe was […]
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