Georgia’s HOPE scholarship funds aren’t dwindling. Instead, the money is increasing. Georgia Lottery Corporation (GLC) Vice President of Corporate Affairs J.B. Landroche said funding for the HOPE Scholarship is not declining. “Last year the GLC […]
Max Greenfield, Georgia State women’s studies major, said his brain has “no chill.” He has Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), which has made him live on little sleep since he was a child. His typical day […]
The city of Atlanta will continue pursuing a retention pond project, even though residents, including a Georgia State professor, may be forced from homes where the selected project site is. Georgia State law professor Tanya […]
Local Missing Georgia Tech student found James Hubert, a 24-year-old Georgia Tech student, was found along railroad tracks near Dekalb Avenue on Oct. 19, according to Channel 2 Action News. Hubert had been missing since […]
Construction for Google Fiber is still underway in Atlanta, and there is no specific launch date, according to Google Fiber. Google Fiber’s website said the company is laying down thousands of miles of brand new […]
While many Georgia towns are famous for their ghost stories and urban legends, Atlanta is often left out of the mix. Most people come to Atlanta for business rather than local history. However, that history […]
Maintenance is still an issue for Georgia State University Housing. While the university continues to build a new student housing facility on Piedmont Avenue, laundry rooms across campus are filled with unplugged appliances, littered with […]
Local Atlanta Public Schools superintendent plans to fix the school system Meria Carstarphen, superintendent of Atlanta Public Schools (APS) announced to the crowded gym at Atlanta’s closed Howard High School that the school would soon […]
Atlanta continues to grow as a city, and as a result rent prices continue to spike as well. Soraya Farivar, a senior biology major at Georgia State, has progressively moved farther from campus to find […]
[slideshow_deploy id=’11296′] From Oct. 7-9, a “Christian” group called SOAPA thrusted picket signs, pointed fingers and yelled against religions, drunkenness, gender rights and sexualities in Library Plaza. Now, students are fighting back with signatures to […]
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