Crime
Weekly Crime Blotters: Oct. 8
Oct. 1 Illusion Skill: 100 A Georgia State student reported a theft by deception at 92 Piedmont Ave. He couldn’t make it A person not affiliated with Georgia State was arrested on the charge of […]
Year: 2018
Opinion
How Georgia State preserved a piece of Atlanta history
Upon entering Victory Plaza at Georgia State Stadium, the first clue you will have that this is no run-of-the-mill Division 1 football stadium is just to the left of the ticket office. There you will […]
Campus News
A stroll through racial progression at Georgia State
JULY 12, 1957: A DISRUPTION Negroes Ask School Entry Four African-Americans sought admission to the Georgia State College on July 6, 1957 through a federal court action. The university denied them entrance in an attempt […]
Football
Panthers run past ULM in conference opener
Georgia State (2-3, 1-0) scored a touchdown on its first possession to start its Western Michigan game and ended up losing by 19. The Panthers began their game against the University of Louisiana Monroe (ULM) […]
Campus News
Kavanaugh protests spark in Library Plaza
The deliberation on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, which has rocked the country for the past month, has made its way to Georgia State’s campus. The already hyper-partisan nomination came to a head last week […]
Sports
The ‘96 Olympics left an impact on Georgia State forever
The Olympic Games are without a doubt the pinnacle of all sporting events. And for a few weeks in 1996, Georgia State helped the city of Atlanta be the hottest place in the world. At […]
Sports
Georgia State tennis hires former player Sebastian Acuna
Former tennis star and now graduate assistant Sebastian Acuna is back on the Georgia State tennis courts this year, this time as a member of the men’s staff. Acuna was one of the motors that […]
Letters from the Editor
The Signal, beacon light of student affairs
Today, The Signal celebrates not just 85 years of existence but 85 years of independence. Daily, we are ever focused on the present and the future, assigning stories weeks in advance and networking with our […]
Opinion
The Atlanta Streetcar of yesteryear
Citizens of Atlanta look down on the Atlanta Streetcar. Early last year, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported that ridership is a fraction of what the city expected, operations costs are higher than projected and the system […]
Campus News
Those who call Georgia State home: While a student may spend four years at the university, some faculty may spend 40
A student’s time at Georgia State may be just a brief chapter in their lives, but some faculty members have called this university home for decades. Over the years, they have watched the university evolve […]
