Georgia College & State University student Holly Cade is gaining recognition for her photography after placing third in the annual Peach Belt Conference Art Exhibition, the winners of which were announced...

The USG (University System of Georgia) Board of Regents confirmed a tuition increase of 1% for in-state students and 3% for out-of-state and international students for the next school year, a decision...

On Friday, April 24, GCSU students Nina Bartlett and Mary Piper presented a proposal to the Student Government Association (SGA) that the school’s counselors should undergo specialized eating disorder...

A new federal requirement set to take effect in December will automatically register eligible Americans for the military draft, marking a significant shift in how the United States maintains readiness...

American travelers are facing even higher costs at airports this spring, as Delta Air Lines and others raise checked baggage fees in response to rising fuel prices driven by the current conflict in the...

On Thursday, April 23, the Office of Sustainability, the Sustainability Council and the Office of Community Engagement and Belonging are inviting all students and faculty to their annual Sustainability...

Academy Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), a pediatric, Georgia-based autism center, has opened in the former Pathfinders Church building to help children on the autism spectrum. The center utilizes data-driven...

On Monday, April 6, an intoxicated woman drove her car to the end of the Frank Downing Fishing Pier in Montgomery, Georgia, nearly hitting two fishermen, and was then arrested and charged with driving...

On April 2, GCSU’s incoming freshman class for the 2026-2027 academic year reached a record 10,000 applications, according to an Instagram post by President Cathy Cox.   GCSU consistently...

Election season has arrived across the United States, with midterm and local elections scheduled for early November. This year’s contests are expected to be especially significant, as voters will decide...

A recently debated Georgia Senate Bill would require DNA samples from individuals placed in detention facilities who are charged with any misdemeanor or felony, reflecting the broader national conversation...

A bill honoring conservative activist Charlie Kirk and expanding protections for student political speech won final approval Tuesday, March 31, in the Georgia General Assembly, advancing to the desk of...