Arts & Living
DIYs to spruce up the home for fall
The first day of Autumn was Sept. 22, and was I the only one that felt a cool shift in the warm air and twice as many pumpkin spice lattes being ordered? As a fall […]
Year: 2016
Campus News
Drug Tolerance promotes non-addiction
Georgia State and Emory professors are claiming this might be the end of a drug-addiction era. Researchers have begun a study on what effects drugs can have on the body and how one could stand […]
Soccer
Georgia State men’s soccer proves to be a tale of two fields
The Georgia State men’s soccer team’s 2016 season has been one of the extremes. Eight games in and this season has already produced exciting, competitive matches, critical game winners, and multiple hat tricks. The season […]
Arts & Living
Building an Atlanta agriculture hub through local farming
A green thumb is being passed around as Atlanta communities flourish with community gardens and farms. Urban Sprout Farms is a local farm, that wants to change the way people work and live by promoting […]
City
The Black Lives Matter Movement expands to Georgia State
In an effort to educate students on the Black Lives Matter movement, the Civic Engagement Center, the Auburn Research Library and the African American Studies of the university teamed up in a series of events […]
Football
Robert Davis proves he is a lethal weapon on the Georgia State field
Robert Davis is now on the brink of breaking the all-time receptions record of 175 receptions. The current leader is former Georgia State wide receiver Albert Wilson, who is currently on the Kansas City Chiefs […]
Editorials
Editorial: Why walking down the streets is no longer enough
Over the course of the past weekend, The Signal covered two Black Lives Matter protests, sparked by more police shootings of black unarmed men. Outrage, anger, and chants weren’t absent from nor the Sept. 23 […]
Arts & Living
Food trucks roll up and take over Gilmer Street
There’s something about food trucks that gets people excited. Whether it’s the quick service or cheap meals, food trucks just feel fun. Luckily, the Spotlight Programs Board brought the International Food Truck Festival back to […]
Campus News
Free speech areas expected to curb overcrowding in front of Library North
Students, protesters and advocates alike can no longer rally in Georgia State’s Library Plaza. After a Student Government Association (SGA) proposition was ratified by university officials last year, the school has allocated two spots at […]
Crime
Weekly Crime Blotter: Sept. 26
Sept. 21 No playin’ A Georgia State student reported a stranger getting into their car and assaulting them in the GSU Football Practice Field. The case is still active and police are investigating the incident. […]
