Georgia State will host First Lady Sandra Deal in honor of her work on the “Read Across America” initiative on Tuesday at 11:45 a.m. Before coming to Georgia State, Deal will arrive at the Suttles Child […]
President Mark P. Becker and the Office of Civic Engagement are now accepting nominations for the 2013 Carl V. Patton President’s Awards for Community Service and Social Justice. The individuals nominated must demonstrate significant achievement […]
Georgia State has confirmed that Coordinator of Greek Life, Lucille Ausborn, passed away yesterday afternoon. Ausborn graduated from Western Carolina University and held two positions at Western Georgia before arriving at Georgia State on April […]
A unanimous vote by the Student Activity Fee Committee last Friday afternoon ended a 3-year attempt by green initiative proponents to receive funding. The vote created a new Sustainability Initiatives Fee Council geared toward funding […]
Beginning next semester, Georgia State will replace uLearn, its learning management system, with Desire2Learn (D2L). According to Kenya Johnson, the marketing and communications manager at Information Systems and Technology, “Because Blackboard’s newest product did not […]
A unanimous vote by the Student Activity Fee Committee on Friday afternoon ended a 3-year-long attempt by green initiative proponents to receive funding. The vote created a new Sustainability Initiatives Fee Council geared toward funding […]
A Georgia State student was shot and killed Monday afternoon in the breezeway of the Ford Factory Lofts on Ponce de Leon Avenue, according to Atlanta police. The Fulton County Medical Examiner confirmed that the […]
For the second time this year a large number of newspapers were taken from The Signal stands. At 2:47 p.m. on Oct. 30, only hours after the newspapers hit the stands, three unidentified males were […]
The proposed green fee will now have to wait a month to be voted on by the Student Activity Fee Committee after sufficient student feedback could not be attainted by the original voting date of […]
On Nov. 1, an ordinance approved by the Atlanta City Council meant to reduce and eliminate aggressive panhandling, will go into effect. In 2005, an overhaul of Atlanta’s policy on panhandling was not enforced and […]
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