Baseball
Summer workouts are in session
The Georgia State men’s basketball team is back on the hardwood as summer workouts began June 6. Panthers head coach, Ron Hunter, is looking forward to his team building off what could have been a […]
Month: June 2017
Album Reviews
2 Chainz comes with no filler on “Pretty Girls Like Trap Music”
If there is one thing to say about Atlanta based rapper 2 Chainz is that he is no newcomer. Under the moniker Tity Boi, he founded the group Playaz Circle in 1997 with childhood friend, […]
Football
A New Beginning
On May 31, Georgia State and the Sun Belt Conference announced that the inaugural game at Georgia State Stadium, scheduled for Thursday, Aug. 31 vs. Tennessee State will kick off at 7 p.m. and will […]
Local Government
The Student Government Association gives students a chance to exercise their rights
At Georgia State, the Student Government Association (SGA) is the interceding power that first addresses the concerns of the student body before they can reach University President Mark Becker. The SGA has the power to […]
Campus News
Student cheating methods are increasing and professors are trying to keep up
Students are getting more creative with how they cheat on exams, and professors are trying to figure out ways to minimize the situation. In addition to requiring students to put their technological devices and […]
Arts & Living
How to fly across the world for under $500
During college, no one stresses to students how important it is for them to travel. It’s always a look into the future, the next step or goal. A lot of people work extremely hard to […]
Campus News
Georgia state police chief Joseph Spillane arrested for DUI
Georgia State University Police Department (GSUPD) chief of police, Joseph Spillane, was pulled over on June 18 by Fayetteville Police on allegations of driving under the influence, having an open container in the vehicle, and […]
Campus News
USAS members get court hearing after sit-in arrests
On June 12 the arrested United Students Against Sweatshops (USAS) members from the Centennial Hall sit-in had their court hearing and expressed their disappointment over the recent Tent City dismantlement. The Signal reported on April […]
News
Weekly News Briefs: June 26
Local Atlanta City Council approves digital advertising in new district to energize Downtown According to the AJC, in an attempt to brighten up the Downtown Atlanta area, the Atlanta City Council (ACC) voted to create […]
Crime
Weekly Crime Blotter: June 26
June 19 Sticky fingers At the University Lofts, a Georgia State student complained of stolen belongings valued at $1500 or less. The case is still active. Waffles weren’t enough for them A Waffle House staff […]
