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University officials expect the Board of Regents to vote next spring on a new Academic Learning Center, which will house classroom and office space.

Among the new options are parking permits for additional economy and shuttle lots, as well as an increase in the number and frequency of shuttles.

Four physician groups hand delivered a letter to University System of Georgia Chancellor Steve Wrigley encouraging him to recommend the new meningitis B vaccine to college students across Georgia.

KSU’s 10th annual Run for Recovery 5K on Aug. 26 kicked off National Recovery Month and raised money for students in recovery.

With 97 percent of the sun covered by the moon, some eclipse watchers noticed not only dimmed lighting but also a much-appreciated drop in temperature.

In response to the outcry, the Kennesaw City Council voted Aug. 21 to request that the state legislature revise the current law to allow municipalities more freedom to determine the fate of their monuments.

Georgia ranks number 11 in states with the most prescription opioid overdose deaths, with 549 opioid drug overdoses cases reported in 2015.

Panda Express is the latest dining option students can expect to see in the Carmichael Student Center this fall.

The third-term Republican senator was not able to escape the hostility his GOP colleagues have experienced in their own town hall meetings.

An opening ceremony and scholarship signing at the Hornet Village signals the beginning of a unified, campus-wide effort to help students in need.