Arts & Living
2013 Person of the Year: Grace Lee
In The Signal’s editorial discussions about who would be our pick for person of the year, Grace Lee was ahead of the pack. I personally worked with Lee while she was a member of the […]
Articles by Terah Boyd
Terah Boyd is perusing a BA in print journalism and a minor in English.
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Campus News
After suspicious package threat, GSUPD clears Sparks Hall
The all clear was given for student to re-enter Sparks Hall today after the threat of a suspicious package. The Georgia State Police Department allowed student back into the building after a more than 30-minute […]
Arts & Living
Photo gallery: ‘Sunday Funday’
Student Stephen Beal and his girlfriend, Rachel Kline, were kind enough to let me in their home last Sunday to take some ridiculous photos for The Signal’s cover of The Man Issue. Here are the photos […]
Arts & Living
Taco fix: Bone Garden Cantina
Westside Howell Mill has no shortage of places to satisfy the need for a taco fix. La Parra and El Amigo promise a more traditional “Americanized” Mexican joint. La Fonda (“the cow” in Spanish) offers […]
Arts & Living
‘Sweet, Sweet Country’
As a dimly lit theater begins to fill up, a Dehanza Rogers is already seated in the third row. She keeps her hands in her lap. One foot taps on the ground as she waits. […]
Arts & Living
The Porter Beer Bar offers great grub and food
Little Five’s Porter Beer Bar is like a dingy old cellar Poe would write about stashing an old friend in. Thankfully, the smell of good eats coming from the quaint eatery’s kitchen isn’t scaring anyone […]
Arts & Living
First look: Fabulous Fox Theatre will offer behind the scenes tours
Starting next week, Atlanta’s Fabulous Fox Theatre will allow the public behind the scenes for tours of the historic theatre. Molly Fortune, director of restoration at the Fox Theatre, led a small group on the […]
Arts & Living
Latin fusion: Crusado in Midtown
If you drive past Cruzado fast enough, it will blend in with the other quant Midtown homes on Fifth Street. Boasting Cuban-influenced Latin cuisine, the space almost looks like a little house. The spot has […]
Arts & Living
Neighborhood favorite Fontaine’s Oyster Bar
Fontaine’s Oyster House, on the corner of Virginia Avenue and Highland Avenue, in the Virginia-Highland neighborhood, is typically packed. The joint boasts a neighborhood bar vibe with good seafood. They have part of their act […]
Arts & Living
Wrecking Bar brings solid local food to Little Five
Maybe a little fancy for some college beer and food seekers, but The Wrecking Bar Brew Pub is worth the extra change. Located just off the strip in Little Five Points, it is similar to […]
