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The month of March is annually recognized as Developmental Disability Awareness Month, and Georgia State’s Center for Leadership in Disability encouraged students to spread awareness by using the hashtag #DDawareness2020 on social media. For the […]
NEWS BRIEFS LOCAL President Trump campaigns in Atlanta On Friday, President Trump landed in Atlanta to host his campaign and win over the Black vote. With less than two months from Election Day, President Trump […]
On June 9, Provost Wendy Hensel announced the Task Force for Racial Equality, composed of faculty and students. It intends to look deeper into Georgia State’s race relations and recommend an action plan. Now it’s […]
With Georgia State being in the heart of Atlanta, the campus has been in the vicinity of countless protests throughout the summer. Georgia State’s involvement with Atlanta protests even extends to its police department. During […]
Georgia State’s Spotlight alarmed many students at the start of the university-promoted Six Flags Day. Spotlight is a department that is driven by the Georgia State community. Their role is to engage students and faculty […]
A major cyberattack targeted donors from Atlanta colleges and non-profit programs. The attack occurred through one of Georgia State Foundation’s third-party vendors, Blackbaud. Blackbaud is a computing company used by Georgia State alumni donors that […]
Georgia State students and faculty began many projects over the summer that are now influencing and changing the fall semester’s trajectory. The Public Health Preparedness Task Force launched on March 4, and the Task Force […]
NEWS BRIEFS LOCAL UGA student is sexually assaulted near campus On Sept. 13, a University of Georgia student was sexually assaulted on her walk home. According to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, she was assaulted at 11:30 […]
As the pandemic continues, Georgia State is open for COVID-19 testing on every campus. But its capacity to test — an estimated 5,000 tests per week — overshadows the number of patients that get tested […]
On Sept. 1, the North Central Health District of the Georgia Department of Public Health tweets, students who contract COVID-19 need to quarantine in separate dorms and housing. Students with COVID-19 while living on campus […]
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