Cross Country
Jennifer Rubel
In the time it will take you to thumb through this issue of The Signal, Jennifer Rubel could probably run an entire 5k – her personal best in the event is 18 minutes and two […]
Year: 2012
Football
Lifting the cap
Georgia State’s move to the FBS will result in a scholarship cap increase for the school, among other financial benefits. The FBS will allow Georgia State to distribute up to 85 scholarships as opposed to […]
Editorials
Library Report Card
Cost: A – With student library fees clocking in at 5.3 percent of mandatory fees, the library has a wide range of research tools to offer students. Beyond just offering traditional book checkout, […]
Columns
Wrapped Up
Often times in relationships, we get too wrapped up in our lover’s life that we lose our own identity. A once talented and ambitious person can become a cracked shell of what used to be. […]
Columns
The Zed Word
Last week I made passing reference to my disinterest in the ongoing zombie craze. I received a number of complaints from friends. More complaints than the time I said I would not be voting in […]
Columns
Is individuality becoming obsolete?
In a society dominated by widespread evasive social media bridging the gap between the intimate details of one person’s life to another; one has to think, does this personal insight into the lives of others […]
Columns
Cover Your A**
After chugging a large coffee from Saxby’s and sitting in a two hour lecture, many of us find ourselves rushing to the restrooms before our next course. The anticipation of a quick trip, quickly turns […]
Arts & Living
Event at Piedmont North stikes students’ interest in fire safety
A half-hour event held in the parking lot of the Piedmont North student housing complex, was focused on the proper usage of a fire extinguisher. At first, less than 10 people were present for the event, […]
Arts & Living
Featureless Ghost
Every Thursday, the Georgia State courtyard comes alive with music blasting, student organizations making their presence known, and the diverse faces of the Georgia State population taking in the lax atmosphere for a short social […]
News
SGA round-up: Oct. 25, 2012
Last Thursday evening, the executive board of the Student Government Association gathered to discuss Vice President Reports and new business, such as the smoking prohibition and attendance policies.
