A group of unidentified women were caught on video stealing copies of Georgia Perimeter College’s student paper last Wednesday night.
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Students photographed fighting steal copies of Georgia student newspaper in protest
Students at Armstrong Atlantic University confessed to stealing copies of the student newspaper after a front-page photo depicted them fighting at an event Tuesday night, the paper’s editor says.
Georgia paper's off-campus newspaper box plan delayed by city of Atlanta
The Georgia State student newspaper’s attempt to add off-campus newspaper boxes downtown has been delayed by Atlanta officials because the boxes do not comply with the city’s ordinances.
Top Red & Black editors rehired
Five days after resigning in protest over concerns about editorial control, The Red & Black’s top editors have been reinstated by the paper’s board.
Former Red & Black staff plan to return following board apology
Former editors at The Red & Black have decided to reapply for their positions following an apology from the paper’s board, though concerns remain over the extent to which the board has reversed the policies that prompted the students to quit in protest.
Red & Black editors, board at an impasse over editorial control
The stand-off between former student editors at The Red & Black and the paper’s board of directors continues after a meeting Thursday afternoon was unsuccessful in addressing the students’ concerns over editorial independence.
Red & Black publisher: Resignations the result of 'miscommunication'
Responding to an editor walk-out Wednesday night, The Red & Black’s publisher said in a statement that the student editors resignations were the result of a “miscommunication.”
Red & Black editors stage walk-out, start new publication
Top editors at The Red & Black, the independent student newspaper at the University of Georgia, have quit in protest over concerns about students’ editorial authority over the paper’s content.
Judge rules Valdosta State student handbook a binding contract; university appeals
A former Georgia college student’s lawsuit against the administrator who expelled him without a hearing can continue following a state court decision last week that student handbooks can represent contracts between students and their schools.
Judge tosses Georgia counseling student's First Amendment lawsuit
A federal district court ruled Friday that Augusta State University officials did not violate the First Amendment when they ordered a graduate student to complete remedial training in response to her statements about homosexuality.