Arts & Living
2013 Person of the Year: Grace Lee
In The Signal’s editorial discussions about who would be our pick for person of the year, Grace Lee was ahead of the pack. I personally worked with Lee while she was a member of the […]
Month: April 2013
University
Tuition on the rise
Students can expect to pay more for courses next semester as the Board of Regents voted last Tuesday to increase tuition at Georgia State for the fourth consecutive year despite increased funding from the Georgia […]
News
Meet your president
Due to the disqualification of former presidential candidate Christian Hill, whose ticket won the election, his running mate Ashley Epperson has taken over as the new SGA president. The Signal got a chance to sit […]
Arts & Living
FX makeup gurus take our Signal editor under the paint
Rotting corpses, bloody bones and walls of heads greeted me at the door of Atlanta Zombie Apocalypse, a veritable hell of chaos. My eyes skirted around a huge, dimly-lit room plastered from floor to ceiling […]
Arts & Living
Review: “Oblivion” is a vehicle assembled with used parts.
Director Joseph Kosinski’s “Oblivion” is nothing more, or less, than a vehicle assembled with used parts. Conveniently taking place in the year 2077, “Oblivion” follows Jack Harper, a drone repair man stationed on a post-apocalyptic […]
Soccer
Improvement on the pitch
This past season saw the men’s soccer team come up short in most of their games, but they may have ended the season with something to look forward to.
Track and Field
Leaders of the track
Georgia State’s women’s track team has competed well this spring and has had a nice mix of success on the track and in the field events.
Sand Volleyball
Top duo receives nationals invite
It took less than a season for Lane Carico and Katie Madewell to make an impression on the national sand volleyball community.
Sports
Kings of the court
The men’s and women’s tennis teams made their first trips to the Sun Belt Conference Championship in school history over the weekend and returned with some promising results.
News
Astronomy professor awarded grant to study black holes
We know that black holes are large vacuums through which not even light can escape. We also know that they are created when a star runs out of nuclear fuel. The star explodes, and the […]
