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Is climate change the new apocalypse?
The world now has a ticking clock of just about 12 years left to get a hold of climate change before it gets a hold of us, according to a United Nations climate change report. […]
Articles by Natori Spence
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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 […]
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Marsy’s Law: A dispute of victims’ and constitutional rights
Marsy’s Law is a victims’ rights amendment that will be on the Georgia midterm ballot on Nov. 6, but many victims’ rights advocates are against its passage. “If someone is raped right now in Georgia, […]
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A movement that is changing the American culture
Every 98 seconds, an American is sexually assaulted, and there’s a nine out of 10 chance that each time it happens, the victim is a woman, according to statistics by the Rape, Abuse and Incest […]
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Georgia State and Georgia Tech launch global initiative
Georgia State and Georgia Tech established the Atlanta Global Studies Center (AGSC) with the intention of increasing student interest in gaining a global perspective. AGSC is a national resource center and a foreign language and […]
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 […]
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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 […]
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Transportation department attempts to solve overcrowded buses
On Monday, Sept. 17, the Georgia State parking and transportation department introduced a line system at the Blue Lot in response to a large number of student complaints about the overcrowding at pick-up and drop-off […]
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Financial Aid’s bad reputation
It’s safe to say students don’t have the best opinion of the financial aid office at Georgia State. For years, complaints about the efficiency of the Office of Financial Aid have plagued the university. In […]
