City
Problematic Internet Use
Alexis Campbell, Georgia State English major, uses the internet for school for about 10 hours a week. She texts her best friend throughout the day, does her homework online and used to seek shelter online […]
Year: 2016
Arts & Living
Spoiler Alert: The Walking Dead Midseason Premiere
Season six ended with one of the best cliffhangers to date: Alexandria’s walls came down, and the zombie herd was taking over. Rick ordered everyone to lock themselves in their houses. He and his gang […]
Press Release
The Signal takes home multiple awards at GCPA
During the Georgia College Press Association (GCPA) Better Newspaper Contest, The Signal brought home four 1st place, two 2nd Place and six 3rd place individual awards on Feb. 13 in Athens, Georgia. The individual first […]
News
GSU-62 offers free tuition
Times have changed, and the new fad of retirement is no longer a beach-front apartment in Florida. It’s morning classes, over-sized book-bags, and overpriced textbooks…all over again. But this time, it’s free. The University System […]
Arts & Living
The Grassroot: Fighting the law, indifference and much more
Last updated Feb. 21 at 11:23 for spelling correction of Asma Elhuni. Asma Elhuni had no idea what the MLK Humanitarian Award was until she checked her email inbox with the nomination. The political science […]
News
Panther Status: Denied
Broken promises left some former Georgia Perimeter College (GPC) athletes without an athletics program or an education. A letter from then-Interim President Rob Watts promising to pay tuition, books and fees for student athletes was […]
News
Weekly news briefs: Feb. 15
Local Police officer dies after Riverdale gun battle A Riverdale police officer, Maj. Greg Barney died following surgery, after being shot in the mid-torso and arm, on Feb 11 during a gun battle. The alleged […]
Crime
Weekly Crime Blotter: Feb. 15
Feb. 9 ALC theft University police report that more than $1,500 worth of school property was stolen from Aderhold Learning Center on Feb. 9. Feb. 10 Fool me once… A Georgia State student reported that […]
Sports
Athletes favorite Valentine memories
Georgia State’s tennis athletes gave us their favorite Valentine’s Day memories, what they love most right now in their lives and even a little Netflix n’ Chillin’ favorites. Zackery Kennedy (Men’s Tennis) What’s your favorite […]
Editorials
Editorial: Does the plight warrant the fight?
Students and advocates in Georgia have been raising quite a ruckus in opposition of the University System of Georgia’s Board of Regents’ (BOR) policy on undocumented students. BOR’s rule — and a recent defeat in […]
