First-year housing may seem like a difficult task for incoming freshmen to navigate. GCSU wants to help alleviate the stress by providing new students with detailed information about housing and a...
For decades, local governments across the United States have added fluoride to drinking water to help reduce cavities and improve dental health. Today, nearly two-thirds of Americans have access to...
Georgia tuition rates during the fall 2025 semester have been announced, revealing the usual relatively stable rates, with out-of-state and international tuition rates slightly increasing at some institutions....
Chinese and American relations strain after 245% tariffs are declared, leaving many wondering how this will shape the American and global economy in the coming months or years.
125% of the tariff...
In an effort to combat growing concerns over limited parking spaces, GCSU announced phase one of its new parking plan on Wednesday, April 15. While the implemented changes were created to utilize more...
Russian-American ballerina Ksenia Karelina has been released from a Russian prison as part of a rare prisoner exchange between the United States and Russia. The 33-year-old, who had been serving a 12-year...
This spring, two GCSU English professors were named finalists for the 2025 Townsend Prize for Fiction, one of Georgia’s most prestigious literary honors. Although author Denene Millner ultimately...
The University System of Georgia, or USG, announced on Tuesday, April 8, possibly merging Georgia Southern University and East Georgia State College. This is part of a wider effort by the USG to streamline...
The Internal Revenue Services, or IRS, commissioner recently resigned after the IRS and the Department of Homeland Security finalized an agreement to provide sensitive taxpayer data to federal immigration...
Liberation Day was created by President Donald Trump in which he imposed elevated tariff rates on more than 180 countries to boost domestic manufacturing in the United States.
"Jobs...
The metro-Atlanta area broke its pollen count record twice in the past month. On Saturday, March 29, the pollen count was 14,801 and the following day, Sunday March 30, it was 11,159. Before these...
A new bill making its way through the Georgia Senate aims to change how schools respond to chronically absent students. Senate Bill 123, introduced by Senate President Pro Tempore John F. Kennedy,...
