Columns
Zillow dreams
I’ve always been a “real estate kid” of sorts. My parents have been in the industry for longer than I can remember, and some of the first lessons I learned were in land and property. […]
Month: March 2020
Columns
The downside to meta major and FLCs
When students fill out an application to Georgia State, they are prompted to select a major. The selection of this major places the student in a Freshman Learning Community, or FLC, which aligns students with […]
Opinion
How did we forget about Julio Jones?
If someone asked you, “Who is an influential black athlete in Atlanta?” you’d often hear Julio Jones. Recently, The Signal writer Julian Harden ranked the most impactful African American athletes in Atlanta sports history. While […]
Columns
Advocacy isn’t an accessory
According to Merriam-Webster, an advocate is “one who supports or promotes the interests of a cause or group.” In the current sociopolitical climate, however, we know to be an advocate means more than simply agreeing […]
Arts & Living
Panthers speak on the recent passing of their favorite artists
In early February this year, 20-year-old Brooklyn-born rapper Pop Smoke was gunned down after a house party in the Hollywood Hills. His tragic death was yet another name in the lengthening list of young hip-hop […]
Arts & Living
Goodbye Apple Music and Spotify, hello Quadio
The recent rise of music streaming has revolutionized the way that consumers are able to access songs from their favorite artists. Streaming now makes up 80% of the music industry’s revenue. According to a 2019 […]
Arts & Living
Woke up feeling like I just might run for president
March 1 marked the start of Women’s History Month. Looking around the city, Atlanta has many influential women, past and present. In the past year, Georgia politician Stacey Abrams flooded the headlines. In 2010, […]
Arts & Living
Georgia State Holds 5th Annual Trans Week
Georgia State aimed to hold its fifth annual Trans Week from March 30 to April 3. Due to campus closure for the remainder of the semester amid COVID-19 concerns, the event is no longer taking […]
Arts & Living
‘Girls just want to have fun’ and make music
Women musicians have been historically underrepresented in the industry, especially when it comes to awards ceremonies and other titles of recognition. The percentage of women inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of fame has […]
Business
Your guide to avoiding job scams online
Georgia State student Chloe Pleasant was scammed into opening a P.O. box after she was recruited for a fake job on her personal email. “[The recruiter] said I applied to them on LinkedIn, and I […]
