The SGA is working on safety measures for students against discrimination.
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Residents of off-campus complex voice concerns after multiple incidents
Residents at the Indy deal with various incidents ranging from trash and dog feces in the halls, to routine false fire alarms and racist graffiti.
Former President Donald Trump’s Charges, Explained
Former President and business mogul Donald Trump has been indicted in Fulton County along with 18 co-conspirators for their efforts to overturn the 2020 election. […]
Four FOCUS missionaries join Catholic Student Center
The Catholic Student Center gains four new missionaries from the FOCUS organization.
The Screenwriters Association improves student writing skills
The Screenwriters Association is a place where people can go to share their work, get feedback and learn about screenwriting.
Hurricane Idalia causes extensive damage to southern states
Hurricane Idalia made landfall in Florida on Wednesday, Aug. 30. The Category 3 storm caused excessive damage across Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas.
Marietta Campus Rec Center reopens after renovations
Features include a new lounging room for students and a larger area for weightlifting.
Former President Donald Trump surrenders at Fulton County Jail
Former President Trump surrendered at the Fulton County Jail on Aug. 24 for processing, beginning a historic first trial of a former president.
OTN: Child reportedly found in East Point landfill
The search for J’Asiah Mitchell may have come to a devastating end with a body found in landfill.
Information Security and Assurance program will not end in 2024
Leaders from the Information Security and Assurance major address rumors of the program shutting down amid speculation that it is being overtaken by the Cybersecurity program.
New SGA president touts transparency as central value of administration
In an interview with The Sentinel, then SGA President-elect Zae Brewer shared his plans and what he and his administration plan to do in the 2023-2024 school year.
ATL Trains concept envisions future of public transit in Georgia
On April 1, popular social media account gafollowersofficial caused a stir with their April Fools’ joke; announcing a new MARTA line extending into Cobb County to be […]