Georgia State University News

Some of the most elegant addresses in all of Atlanta are found in this wealthy enclave.

Orchestra Atlanta, a 23-year-old, not-for-profit arts organization based in Atlanta, GA, today announces its official name change to 'Jazz Orchestra Atlanta, ' reinforcing the organization's shift in commitment to the advancement of the best in jazz education and performance.

It was Joshua Almond's first semester grade point average of 3.53 that gave him the inspiration to strive to maintain it throughout his undergraduate years at West Georgia State University.

A spokesman for the Fulton County court system confirms a female court manager became the victim of a car break-in early Tuesday morning.

The University System of Georgia expects to enroll between 400,000 and 450,000 students within the next decade and has to find space for the nearly 100,000 additional students.

Some of the most elegant addresses in all of Atlanta are found in this wealthy enclave.

ATLANTA, USA: Wipro Technologies, the global IT services business of Wipro Limited today announced the expansion of its Atlanta development center.

November 20, 2009 Boca Raton, Fla. Sunteck Transport Group, a non-asset based provider of transportation services, has named Chris Castellaw as vice president of LTL operations and sales.

That's the word from the director of Georgia State University's Economic Forecasting Center... That's the word from the director of Georgia State University's Economic Forecasting Center.

Georgia State University marketing professor Ken Bernhardt has been named the 2010 chairman of the Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau.

Errin Vuley, a longtime activist for women's causes, was killed Tuesday morning in a multi-car crash in DeKalb County.

A record 301,892 students enrolled this fall in the University System of Georgia's 35 public colleges and universities, according to Chancellor Erroll B. Davis Jr.'s report to the Board of Regents on Wednesday.

Georgia's jobless rate hit its highest ever recorded in June -- 10.1 percent. The Georgia Department of Labor said Wednesday, July 15, that the seasonally adjusted unemployed rate for June was five-tenths of a percentage point above a revised 9.6 percent in May.

ATLANTA a ' Governor Sonny Perdue announced today the following executive appointments.

The University System Board of Regents, which oversees the state's 35 public colleges and universities, unanimously approved a $100-per-semester hike in University of Georgia student fees Tuesday.

Charles M. "Chuck" Timmons Jr., president and chief executive officer of Greenville-based Canal Insurance Co., has announced his retirement after 37 years of service with the company.

Atlanta may be an easy city to reach from anywhere in the world, but don't expect romance when you get here, according to the nation's meeting planners Metropoll, an every two-year survey of meeting planner attitudes about 40 U.S. and Canadian convention cities, gave Georgia's capital top marks for accessibility, friendliness, and hotel and dining ...

Georgia State University is starting a new initiative to attract 100 new faculty members in the next five years to help build the university's research programs.

Greener pastures: Dorsey Farr, from left, Michael Wolf and Wes French hope to capitalize on upheaval in the market caused by the fallout of the financial markets.

More than a year after Delta Air Lines closed its acquisition of Northwest Airlines, it has yet to solve one of the most vexing issues in the merger - whether flight attendants and ground workers will unionize.