Columns
How prepared are you for living on your own?
One of the perks of attending college is the opportunity to live on campus. With the campus just a few blocks away, you can roll right out of bed and make it to class in […]
Year: 2018
Recreational Sports
Meet the Rowing Club, Georgia State’s ‘only true team sport’
Georgia State’s rowing club has been around since ‘89, but still many students know little about the team or the sport itself. Rowing is the oldest sport in collegiate competition. But, its popularity has fallen […]
Football
The Panthers continue to struggle on the road
From the start, the Panthers’ football season has been a roller coaster ride. With inconsistency from both the offensive and defensive units, Georgia State has a 2-5 record this year. Even more, the team has […]
Arts & Living
How long until your living room TV is vertical?
It’s 2013 and you have a video project due for school. Acting quickly after waiting until the night before, you run out and shoot all the video that morning and upload it on the family […]
Arts & Living
Is Kindr fixing Grindr’s apparent sexual racism?
“Go back to Mexico,” “You look like you’re on drugs,” “I have a preference for light skin guys,” and “Whites only.” These quotes feature in Grindr’s most recent attempt to curb racism and hate speech […]
Basketball
Young Hawks learn an important lesson in State Farm Arena debut
The Atlanta Hawks home opener was, to say the least, lackluster during the first half. Spectators at State Farm Arena’s NBA debut had little to cheer for as their Hawks trailed by as many as […]
News
Cancer’s silver bullet: the eye behind research
“The surgeon is only using his own naked eye to do the surgery,” Dr. Maged Henary, Georgia State associate professor and researcher of organic and medicinal chemistry, said. Early in his career, Henary used chemistry […]
Campus News
SGA walks back illegal policy proposal after Signal investigation
At 11:30 a.m. on Oct. 26, 2018, this article was updated to include an SGA response to this investigation. For years, the Student Government Association (SGA) has struggled to curb the appeal of smoking on […]
Campus News
Can you say the N-word?
THE STUDENT’S STORY Georgia State student Ronnette Moore filed an incident report on April 4, 2018, to express her concerns regarding her roommate’s use of the N-word. “The thing that drew me to Georgia State […]
City
Governor debate highlights: DACA, voter suppression, industrial hemp, fire alarms and other topics of discord
THE HIGHLIGHTS On Oct. 23, a live debate between the three candidates for governor of Georgia was held at the Georgia Public Broadcasting (GPB) studio through the Atlanta Press Club Young-Loudermilk Debate Series. Prior to […]
