Arts & Living
No Doubt | “Push and Shove”
No Doubt’s sixth album, “Push and Shove,” represents why some bands that have a cult following should quit while they’re ahead.
Month: October 2012
Local Government
The Signal debate series
Oct. 3 marked the first of three presidential debates, and one vice presidential debate, all to be held this month to give voters a chance to learn more about each candidate’s solution for a slow […]
Arts & Living
Diving into a new environment
The opportunity to travel the world during college years is ideal for most students. Georgia State’s Study Abroad program provides that option for various majors to various exotic locations.
News
The state of Georgia State
In his fourth year as president of university, Mark Becker has witnessed some great landmarks in Georgia State’s history. While educational programs have topped national lists and graduation numbers are at an all-time high, Becker […]
Arts & Living
The Red Bus Project comes to Georgia State
By Mike Eden | Staff Photographer The Red Bus Project, a thrift store on wheels organized by the Baptist Collegiate Ministry and Office of Civic Engagement, parked outside Georgia State to raise money for orphans […]
Football
Georgia State gets media attention by making $10,000 rain
The Georgia’s Own Credit Union $10,000 drop only dragged 9,535 fans to the Georgia State vs. New Hampshire game but it got large notoriety from many national media outlets. The event was featured on Yahoo’s […]
Football
Georgia State falls to New Hampshire 44-21
The Panthers suffered a painful 44-21 loss to the University of New Hampshire Saturday afternoon, securing a losing record for the 2012 season. This loss marked the Panther’s sixth straight loss this season, as well as […]
Campus News
Mandatory Fee Committee cancels last meeting
After two short meetings, the Mandatory Fee Committee has voted not to make any changes to the already approved Mandatory Fee, announced, prior to the State of the University address, that President Mark Becker would […]
News
Female scholars announced
For the sixth year, the J. Mack Robinson College of Business has revealed its 2012 recipients of the 2012 Bergeron Women in Technology Leadership Scholarship. The $1 million scholarship-mentorship program was established by Georgia State graduate Sandra […]
News
Tensions at SGA Meeting
Tension and confusion stirred tonight at the Student Government Association full senate meeting, as J. Mack Robinson College of Business senator Rion Field faced potential expulsion from the Senate.
