News relating to transportation issues at Georgia State and the City of Atlanta.
The MARTA Five Points Station has been approved for a renovation project that started in 2019. The estimated $260 million project aims to redesign the station according to five transformative principles, circulation, safety, activation, environmental […]
The Residence Hall Association announced that the shopping shuttles are back on October 1st, 2023. The schedule is set for them to arrive every three weeks on a Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. […]
The annual parking crisis at Georgia State looms again as students begin to adjust to their class schedules. Traffic piles up in the mornings and parking spots are filling up quicker and quicker. This problem […]
Georgia State announced in late June that the university would receive federal funding to purchase new fully electric buses. The university released that it would receive $22.29 million to acquire 18 new electric buses and […]
In 1961, the Freedom Riders rode buses through the Southern U.S. to protest against segregated bus terminals. This year, the Good Trouble Riders rode buses for 421 miles to protest against police brutality. The Student […]
Panthers will be celebrating Earth Day indoors this year, and The Signal would like to help by offering a list of ways to practice sustainable living during COVID-19. The threat of the virus demonstrates how […]
Besides news about the negative effects of COVID-19, there have been social media posts claiming that the environment has improved tremendously due to lack of human traffic in major cities around the world. A photoset […]
Downtown Atlanta traffic is almost always hectic. Add in the first day of classes at Georgia State, heavy rain and broken traffic lights at the corner of the Petit Science Center, where traffic is often […]
According to HuffPost News, missing black women and children are largely ignored, and the Black and Missing Foundation indicate nearly 40% of all missing people in the country are people of color. Jordan Perkins and […]
The campus is doomed, or at least it appears that way as of Aug. 26, the first day of the fall semester. Nothing like Kell Hall’s heaping mass of twisted rebar and concrete covering the […]
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