Arts & Living
Review: ‘Zero Dark Thirty’
Walking into a theater in anticipation of the film Zero Dark Thirty, one really isn’t sure what to expect. Yes, the film is supposed to be a re-enactment of the events leading up to and […]
Articles by Terah Boyd
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Arts & Living
Grown-up blast from the past: Joystick Gamerbar
Tucked away between vacant storefronts on revived Edgewood Ave. hides Joystick Gamebar. A short walk from Sister Louisa’s Church and Soundtable, Joystick houses more than 13 old school arcade games to appeal to your […]
Arts & Living
Preview: Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak comes to Georgia State
The Signal: What would you consider the most important technological advancement of the past 100 years? Steve Wozniak: There are so many that are so important. You know, to tell you the truth I think […]
Arts & Living
Before exams, examine yourself
Contributions by: Kaylyn Hinz | Staff Reporter Go somewhere new: A change of scenery can help you remember more, according to the New York Times. Memory is “colored” by location, so if you study in a […]
Campus News
Georgia State commencement is back for good
It is the commencement ceremony that almost wasn’t. Last year, the University Senate Commencement Subcommittee, headed by President Mark Becker, decided to end the December commencement ceremony in an effort to save money and resources. The […]
Campus News
Voice of Elmo’s Georgia State speaking engagement ‘postponed’
Kevin Clash, the iconic voice of Sesame Street’s Elmo, has taken a leave of absence from the show after being accused of having a sexual relationship with a 16-year-old boy more than seven years ago. The […]
Crime
Rape is a four-letter word
One out of four women are victims of sexual assault and rape in the U.S., but only one-third of these crimes are reported. Since Oct. 2011, there have been 17 cases of sexual misconduct filed […]
Campus News
Students evacuate Sparks Hall
Students evacuated Sparks Hall shortly after 10a.m. Wednesday morning after issues with a fire detector on the building’s first floor, according to police on the scene. Georgia State officials turned the opportunity into a drill. The […]
Crime
Second student robbed at gunpoint
A little after 10 p.m. Monday night Georgia State police stated a student was robbed at gunpoint. This is the second time a student has been robbed at gunpoint this month. The three suspects, described […]
News
University eliminates 110 jobs
After Georgia State eliminated jobs to save money, 25 administrative workers are out of a job according to Andrea Jones of University Relations. “There were 110 positions that were affected, 25 of those were […]
