Health
Feds investigating Georgia’s Medicaid backlog
There is no current target date to finish processing Medicaid applications but the issue is a priority, according to Pam Keene. […]
Georgia
Campus News
Researchers find neural properties to determine brain damage vulnerability
The research was funded by National Science Foundation grants and a three-year $330,000 March of Dimes Foundation grant, according to Motor E magazine. […]
Campus News
Great MINDS Society launches forum
The forum was inspired by Georgia State ranking No. 1 in graduating African-Americans, according to Great MINDS’ president. […]
Campus News
New executive order will help students in debt
Student debt affects 59 percent of the population within Georgia, according to the Atlanta Journal Constitution. […]
Business
Atlanta rated above average in job satisfaction
There are 43 percent of Atlanta workers who believe the city’s business outlook is improving, according to Glassdoor. […]
Business
Atlanta ranked worst college town
Smart asset ranked Atlanta one of the worst college towns in the U.S. with a quality of life score of 302. […]
Campus News
Atlanta’s clean transportation growing
Atlanta is one of the top EV/Hybrid cities in the nation and Georgia State campus is joining the trend, according to a recent study by Chargepoint […]
News
Wage increase will affect Georgia
Equifax Inc.’s recent report states about half of workers in their 20s are currently paid less than the proposed minimum wage […]
Health
Class-action lawsuit filed against DCH
A. Lee Parks, a main attorney in the lawsuit says the DCH is overcharging up to 650,000 members of its State Benefit Plan […]
Local Government
Gov. Deal signs gun bill into legislation
HB 60 will allow university officials to vote whether or not faculty and staff can carry guns on campus […]
