As the elections have come to a close and finals week approaches, Student Government Association University-wide President Franklin Patterson has his eyes on his graduation and the transition to the next SGA administration. He sat […]
In an exclusive interview with The Signal Monday afternoon, sitting Executive Vice President Aarjavi Patel alleged that presidential candidate Anthony Jones bribed her for her vote. Jones — who is poised to face Jazmin Mejia […]
“All of my fellow students, young people, Latinx community members: Start posting, tweeting, get the word out that the 2020 census is coming and that you need to be a part of it.” These words […]
Georgia State students no longer have five presidential candidates to choose from, only two: Jazmin Mejia and Anthony Jones. After weeks of tabling and talking to students in Library Plaza, hanging posters in the halls […]
The Signal hosted the 2019 Student Government Association debates on Tuesday, March 12. That same night, Atlanta Sen. Kaelen Thomas became the next speaker of the Atlanta Senate. Thomas had been running for the position […]
“I do feel like no one knows what student government is doing or what it is. I feel like student government is really only known for having free blue books,” Jazmin Mejia said. Mejia is […]
How do you unify a school that is made of commuters and has six campuses? This is the question SGA presidential candidate Shay’na Fields hopes to tackle in her term. Her answer? “We have to […]
The Student Government Association met for their second university-wide meeting of the spring semester on Feb. 28. During this meeting, SGA President Franklin Patterson confronted the senators asking them to step up and share their […]
The University Advisement Center often receives a bad rep from students who share their complicated experiences. After crunching some numbers and reaching out to Timothy Renick, the senior vice president for Student Success, The Signal […]
Every Student Government Association president from this year, starting with the 89th administration, forward will receive a $3,000 credit per semester off their university housing costs. But it doesn’t stop there, when this $6,000 stipend […]
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