Campus News, Health & Wellness
Students already in tenuous circumstances may find themselves under even more financial strain in the coming weeks due to the coronavirus pandemic. Georgia State’s Emergency Assistance Fund was created to help relieve some of that strain.
Campus News, Health & Wellness
Georgia State’s respiratory therapists (RTs) combat COVID-19 at its worst. Part of a healthcare specialty which focuses solely on the lungs and heart, RTs provide bedside treatment for patients using a mechanical ventilator.
Campus News, Georgia State Magazine
While this baseball season might’ve been thrown a curveball, Georgia State Baseball coach Brad Stromdahl — a former assistant coach for the Panthers — is excited about the program’s future.
Campus News, Science & Technology
Because the safety of the Georgia State University community is its highest priority, during the coronavirus pandemic, the Georgia State Esports PantherLAN Tournament will be livestreamed on Twitch March 28-29. The tournament was originally scheduled to be held at Georgia State Stadium.
Nearly 24 years after the Centennial Olympic Games, the cauldron lit by boxing great Muhammad Ali during the opening ceremony will be reignited publicly for the first time Saturday for the U.S. Olympic Team marathon trials.
Campus News, Politics, Law & Society
Georgia State University will honor three women who sued for their right to attend the university in the 1950s in a groundbreaking court case that eventually led to the integration of Georgia State and other universities in the South.
Campus News, Politics, Law & Society
Martin “Trey” Kilpatrick, former deputy chief of staff for U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson, has been appointed vice president for government and community affairs at Georgia State University.
Campus News, Education & Leadership
With Kell Hall out of the way, construction crews are nearing completion on the first phase of the greenway, which will become Georgia State’s signature gathering space at the center of the Atlanta Campus.
Campus News, Education & Leadership
Twelve Perimeter College students have been named semifinalists for the national Jack Kent Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship, a record for the college.
Philosopher Jason Stanley of Yale University will present “How Fascism Works” on February 6.
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