As 2013 draws to a close, I’m here to skip the superficial New Years Resolutions and give you some advice on making real progress: Five simple changes you can do to make 2014 the best […]
While studies find the College of Arts and Humanities is more involved in LGBT activism, other colleges at Georgia State still work to support the community […]
“Raw dogging” is a common term men like to use. For those of you unfamiliar with what that is, there’s context clues. Anyways, this holiday season, I highly encourage you not let this happen. I […]
Buying college textbooks may soon be a thing of the past. The “Affordable College Textbook Act,” a bill introduced in November 2013, will reduce, and, in many cases, eliminate the cost of college textbooks by […]
No, you’re not dreaming. The end of the semester is here, Christmas is in a few weeks and you’re already regretting every last one of your Black Friday purchases – almost as much as you […]
Georgia State has the opportunity to open its doors to transgender athletes […]
SafeHouse Outreach does what many homeless shelters do not: actually talk to the people they’re helping. […]
Nathan Hancock’s blogging hobby took an unexpected turn on Nov. 20, 2013 when his post “25 things I’ll tell my wife” went viral and, in turn, introduced him to a life of “Internet fame.” The […]
The Signal’s Arts & Living staff shares New Year’s Resolutions. […]
After weeks of studying and stressing over finals, winter break is finally here. Some students are preparing to embark on adventures in different states and countries while others have chosen to stay at home for […]
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