[slideshow_deploy id=’10348′] Stop Mass Incarceration Network members and protesters carried picket signs and megaphones for the Stop Murder by Police event held in Woodruff Park on Tuesday, April 14 at 2:30 p.m. The network […]
Food on campus serves a very specific purpose by providing students with cheap and affordable sustenance to get them through the day without too much hunger or spending too much money. One noticeable trend in […]
Georgia State’s Student Government Association (SGA) election votes were tallied on April 13, revealing a total of 1,282 votes. The goal was to have 6,000 voters, according to SGA Election Commission Chairperson Nyomi Haynes. […]
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAvnyrVoSC0&w=560&h=315] Atlanta has always been known for its eclectic style and willingness to push the envelope. Although this creativity can be seen through a variety of mediums, the most intriguing example can be […]
Illuminated by large windows with an open floor plan and wooden decor, The Spinning Pie, better known as “Spin,” opened its doors in April 2012. The Spinning Pie is a modest-sized restaurant, but its […]
There are ethnically rich restaurants throughout Atlanta that bring diversity to the city. One place in particular, has developed its own world that embodies pure heritage and culture. No Mas! Hacienda & Cantina is a […]
Artistic and historic features crawl throughout the Castleberry Hill community. Castleberry Hill offers students a chance to take an art stroll where they are able to see different work of art, stop in […]
Updated on April 15 at 10:19 a.m. Power went out across Georgia State’s main campus for on Tuesday, April 14 at approximately 3:41 p.m. Georgia State’s Technology Services reported that more than 10 buildings on […]
This is a rebuttal to the column “Brawn over brains: A look at why sporting events and their fans are valued over nerdy fan groups” published this week in The Signal. To read more on […]
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