City
No Place to Go: The story of three displaced persons on campus
We walk by the homeless everyday and sometimes don’t even know it. Leave your stereotypes at the door for this story. […]
Year: 2013
News
Students unable to take American Sign Language for foreign language credit
Junior Sammie Luke leads the push for the addition of ASL as a foreign language credit for psychology majors under Area F- Major Core Curriculum. […]
Editorials
Georgia State needs to buy the Turner Field complex
Editorial: The Braves may be leaving, but their move out of Turner Field could be just the opportunity Georgia State needs to grow. […]
Student Life
Outings to local landmarks inspire field trip memories
The Signal visited a few of metro-Atlanta’s most popular field trip locations to see what they were up to for the holidays. Staff members walked the through the familiar exhibit halls to see what hadn’t […]
Movies
Have an awkward holiday movie marathon with your awkward family
Cozy socks and hot cocoa are not required, but recommended […]
Columns
There’s no need to gobble over Turkey Day
Thanksgiving can be a controversial national holiday. But what in America isn’t controversial? People are becoming so nit-picky that, one day, cops will issue citations for walking too fast. We should leave Thanksgiving alone before […]
Atlanta Life
Warfare at Woodruff
The smell of falafel wafts from Anatolia’s as someone yells, “Check mate!” Not even freezing temperatures can postpone the psychological warfare at Woodruff Park. Many people walk by Woodruff Park on a daily basis, hardly […]
Atlanta Life
The Plaza Theatre: Keeping the love of cinema alive
With movie theater sales declining and evolving, the Plaza Theatre is redefining the standard of what it means to be sucessful […]
Campus News
Late elevator inspections currently taking place
Chief Engineer from the State Fire Marshal’s Office provides reasoning behind late elevator inspections […]
Columns
How we’ve become desensitized to homelessness
Homelessness is not a distant epidemic that solely resides in developing countries. It’s an epidemic that resides here, on our campus grounds, and quite comfortably. It lives on the very front yard of Georgia State […]
