Campus News

The story of Crystal Lee Sutton, the real life “Norma Rae,” reveals how cultural change in the 1960s and 1970s created an economic shift for working class women in the South. Ph.D. candidate Joey Fink […]

Few students are cognizant of the policies regarding accommodations for students and those with disabilities. The Human Resources department of Georgia State held a meeting recapping the rights for students to accommodations, and policies that […]

A second student has come forward and admitted to removing hundreds of copies of Signal newspapers from newsstands. On Thursday, Oct. 8, Christopher B. Walker walked into The Signal’s office and admitted that he had helped […]

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 […]

Georgia State has joined six other programs throughout the country in the quest in better assisting degree completion as the Student Advisement Center launches their new advisement program, Georgia State’s Graduation and Progression System (GPS). […]

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 […]

To many, Strom Thurmond represents the racist conservative politician of the 1940s. He spoke out against desegregation of public schools and kept the birth of his African American daughter a secret until after his death. […]

As Georgia State faces budget cuts and higher tuition costs, its first-year retention rate shows the university out-performs other schools with similar student bodies and financial statuses at keeping its students enrolled. With an 84.1 […]