City
Weekly news briefs: Nov. 16
Local Hit and run leaves woman on the scene Tracy Mitchell, owner of a DeKalb County taqueria, was arrested Nov. 11 on charges of vehicular homicide, reckless driving and hit and run, according to Atlanta […]
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Crime
Car thefts on the rise: Multiple cars have been stolen or broken into in university main parking decks
Since the beginning of October, three cars were stolen from G deck and N deck, according to Georgia State’s police reports. Georgia State police have reported nine car thefts in Fall 2015, one of which […]
News
Malcolm X Grassroots Movement at Georgia State organizes against McGraw-Hill
Since the news broke in October about McGraw-Hill World Geography textbooks labeling slaves as migrant workers, the Malcolm X Grassroots Movement at Georgia State has created a petition to urge the university to rise up […]
City
Big Bethel Church embarks on a four phase redevelopment mission
A $120 million redevelopment project slated to spruce up Sweet Auburn’s historic Big Bethel Church will soon commence with the help of Benoit Group and Russell New Urban, according to the Atlanta Business Chronicle. The […]
Crime
Weekly crime blotter: Nov. 9
Nov. 1 Trying to be discrete In Patton Hall, a Georgia State student was involved in an incident where the smell of marijuana was strong. The case was reported to Georgia State Police Department (GSUPD) […]
Crime
MARTA unveils new safety measures through Blow the Whistle campaign
The MARTA Police Department (MPD) are trying to make patrons feel safer by implementing the new Blow the Whistle campaign. One component of campaign is the MARTA “See & Say” app, which is available to […]
Crime
Weekly crime blotter: Nov. 2
Oct. 26 Laying some hands Two or more Georgia State students fought in the University Commons from 8:10 p.m. to 8:28 p.m. The case is still active. Oct. 27 Reported thievery A Georgia State […]
Arts & Living
Blood, Guts and Horror: Atlanta’s Paranormal Quest
Each quest has it’s own story, solve the challenge or stay trapped in the room. Guests at Paranormal Quest can pick a theme, and work together with a team to beat the challenge. The […]
News
GPC Dean of Sciences gives presentation for Vice Provost position
Paulos Yohannes, Dean of Sciences at Georgia Perimeter College (GPC), gave his Vice Provost ‘vision’ presentation in Centennial Auditorium at Georgia State on Oct. 21. Yohannes’ presentation included his focus on enrollment, securing exemplary faculty […]
Crime
Weekly Crime Blotter: Oct. 26
Oct. 19 Caught in the act A non-Georgia affiliated person was arrested for trying to steal from the Petit Science Center’s construction site. The crime was reported to Georgia State Police Department (GSPD) between 9:57 […]
