Administration, faculty and academic news
The Prevention Research Center and School of Public Health at Georgia State took the initiative of holding a free, drive-in or walk-up COVID-19 testing site at the Clarkston campus. At the Oct. 8 Student Government […]
Because it’s the semester midpoint, faculty and staff will evaluate how the school year has progressed thus far. The Georgia State community has experienced a lot of change this year, from Georgia State University President […]
Despite its silent halls, the Rialto Center for the Arts has rediscovered its voice through a different instrument: livestreams. The Rialto Center was built in 1968 and is owned by Georgia State. It’s been silent […]
Despite a majority of students attending online courses, the Academic Advisement Center remains accessible. The center offers various student services like creating or adjusting academic plans via Webex so that advisors can better accommodate students. […]
In March, Georgia State student and voting rights activist Evan Malbrough made history when he opened the first-ever student-run polling location on a college campus. Malbrough is an ambassador of Vote Everywhere, a national, nonpartisan […]
On Thursday, the Student Government Association’s 91st administration held its third University-Wide Senate meeting of the semester. The meeting began around 7:15 p.m. with the usual roll call; however, executive vice presidents and senators were […]
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness month. In the United States alone, one in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime according to the National Breast Cancer Foundation. On average, a […]
Every year, graduates apply to the Fulbright Student Program hoping to get a chance to conduct research, study and teach abroad; however due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many may not get the chance. According to […]
NEWS BRIEFS LOCAL Mattie’s call issued for Tiola Vaughan On Friday, 57-year-old Atlanta woman Tiola Laverne Vaughan went missing from Emory hospital around 10 a.m. Vaughn is diagnosed with schizophrenia, leading to a Mattie’s call […]
As the fall semester midpoint approaches, some students are beginning to study for midterms, while others are being dropped from their classes. A few students have not been able to buy their books because they […]
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