Football
One on one with senior tight end Keith Rucker
Growing up having a father who plays in the NFL is probably one of the best things that a kid could ask for – at least that is what many may assume. But what outsiders […]
Month: August 2016
Arts & Living
“Sausage Party”: Surprisingly heartfelt and real, real funny
Recommendation: Yes, wholeheartedly yes, see it now Verdict: “Sausage Party” is smart, funny and in-touch with all of the divisions it pokes fun at. If you spend your time surrounded by easily butt-hurt “whimper-me-this” […]
Album Reviews
Dolly Parton Proves Simple Isn’t Alway Best
With all the glitz and glamor that comes with being an entertainer and country music icon, the most shocking thing Dolly Parton could do is release a stripped down country album. Of course, that’s […]
Arts & Living
An open letter to Cinefest: Start screening indie films
I first learned of Cinefest in January 2016 when I transferred to Georgia State. I was googling theaters where I could see Quentin Tarantino’s “The Hateful Eight” in 75mm, and Cinefest came up as an […]
Football
Running game plays major key for Panthers’ offense
As the summer comes to a close, it means the beginning for quite a few things. The start of school, the start of cooler weather, and arguably most exciting of all, the start of another […]
Arts & Living
Georgia State’s LGBT community welcomes new students with open arms
LGBT and Minority Focused Organizations There are a variety of other organizations for LGBT students to get involved with, from LGBT-specific clubs to broad social justice programs. These organizations can be beneficial for queer or […]
Crime
Georgia State students claim card fraud, company thinks otherwise
A string of comments has once again made its way on the never-quiet Facebook page “GSU Book Exchange”, after students had their financial information stolen when using Faulkner Media. This time, however, it seemed it […]
Football
Georgia State Panthers football analyzes future for receiving core
After losing some of Georgia State’s top receivers to graduation, the Panthers welcomed six newcomers as well as returned several familiar faces such as Penny Hart, Robert Davis and Todd Boyd. Ground breaking season While […]
Arts & Living
Podcast: Culture Collective 001 – Festival Mania with Cali the Kidd
On the first edition of “Culture Collective” podcast by The Signal. Arts and Living reporter, Jazzy Young gives you a recap of the festival season during the summer. Then she sits down with the drummer […]
Letters from the Editor
More than a newspaper, letter from the Editor
Dear reader, We’ve used “More than a newspaper” many times as a tagline. It was used on our ratecard for advertising and then it’s come up again as a new motto. I’m sure many other […]
