When Shikha Desai turned 17, she lost her vision. She is one of Georgia State’s nine reported students living with blindness, according to Saretha Pyant, Disabilities Services assistive technology coordinator. “I could always see the […]
Local Terroristic threats puts woman in jail The FBI, U.S. Marshals Service and a joint terrorism task force arrested a woman for making vulgar statements in an online video, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC). […]
The amount of passengers coming through Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport tallied highest in the world last year. Atlanta has retained its title as the world’s busiest airport for another year with 96 million passengers in […]
Online News Association (ONA) announced Georgia News Lab (GNL) as the recipient of the $65,000 Challenge Fund Grand Prize for Innovation in Journalism Education at their annual conference, according to a press release on Sept. […]
Senior reporter Miranda Hawkins sits down with Humans of New York creator Brandon Stanton during his visit to Georgia State. Brandon Stanton began Humans of New York (HONY) with no money, no job and only […]
Sept. 14 Trashing the library Someone vandalized Library South between the times of Sept. 13 at 11 p.m. and Sept. at 5 a.m. A Georgia State staff member reported the library’s defacement to the Georgia […]
Former President Jimmy Carter announced his diagnosis with brain cancer on Aug. 20. The lively 90-year-old told the news media gathered at The Carter Center he felt surprisingly at ease. Carter collectedly shed light on […]
Atlanta is becoming the new Hollywood, as the movie scene expands lager production studios are being built to accommodate the growing industry. Georgia Legislator is looking to increase filming incentives by expanding filming tax […]
Georgia State’s T-Deck will gain two new exit lanes, according to Georgia State Parking Auxiliary and Support Services. The main access ramp, or spiral helix to T-Deck’s upper floors, will be renovated to improve traffic […]
Living on a campus located in Atlanta, Georgia State students are exposed to diverse potential threats that other sheltered college students are not. Threats such as muggings and sexual assault make knowing basic self-defense an […]
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