Georgia legislators have continued to push forward two bills that could significantly change the chances of financial aid for Georgia students. House Bill 928, first proposed in the House several years ago, aims to extend […]
We have been told since grade school that college is the time to find yourself. We are expected to walk out of the doors of graduation knowing exactly where we are going and who we […]
On March 20 and 21, The Signal moderated the Student Government Association’s annual debates, putting potential Presidents, Executive Vice Presidents, Senators and Speakers to the test with hotly contested campus issues and concerns. When moderating […]
After spending two years at Cleveland State, Jake Rogers has taken his talents to the Georgia State Panthers baseball team where he has seemingly positioned himself to pitch in the weekend rotation, which is by […]
Student leader hopefuls debated in front of an empty room last week, where Student Government Association (SGA) Executive Vice President, Speaker of the Senate and Presidential candidates, along with senators, debated on their stances. As […]
Tens of thousands of protesters gathered outside of the National Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta on Saturday, March 24, 2018, to march against the NRA and a lack of gun control. The […]
Fifth time’s a charm? Georgia State fans and college basketball historians hope so. It’s alarming in their eyes that a certain Panther’s name doesn’t sit inside the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame after already […]
Georgia State’s sophomore pitcher Hunter Gaddis earned the grand opportunity to play for the Team USA Collegiate National Team last year due to his impressive freshman campaign. The chance to play at that level was […]
Atlanta’s dyed-in-the-wool underground arts and music scene suffered major losses in recent weeks after the closure of three Broad Street venues the Mammal Gallery, Eyedrum Art and Music Gallery, and Murmur Media. On March 3, […]
Georgia State students who live within Atlanta’s perimeter may not be able to vote for as long as they used to, after the introduction of a new bill from the Georgia Senate. On February 23, […]
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