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Religious studies professor publishes book on Taoism
Dr. Jonathan Herman hopes to bring a more accessible understanding to Taoism with his new textbook, “Taoism for Dummies.” […]
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Crime
10/22 Blotter: Bathroom bathing, the deceptive duo and a domestic in the Commons
Creatively compiled by Signal resident crime reporter Daniel Camacho, the following stories are based on real police reports obtained over the past week. OCTOBER 8th Wanted and stinky CLASSROOM SOUTH – Something weird and suspicious […]
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African journalists discuss freedom of press with professors
Journalists from eight African countries shared personal stories of being threatened and censored during a meeting with Georgia State professors on Sept. 30.
Campus News
Indian Creek Recreation Area completes new challenge course
After three months of reconstruction, the Indian Creek Lodge at Stone Mountain has reopened their high ropes challenge course for students and faculty at Georgia State.
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Report: Federal budget cuts affect counties with greater military presence
A recent report from the Andrew Young School of Policy at Georgia State reveals that continued federal budget cuts will have a more pronounced impact on the military communities of Georgia, particularly in Savannah and […]
Campus News
Out of Order: Over 60 elevators on Georgia State’s campus are currently expired
Students and faculty at Georgia State have been using expired elevators since the beginning of the semester.
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Operation Smile at Georgia State to start joint fundraiser
Nonprofit organization Operation Smile’s Georgia State chapter has joined with the University of Georgia and Georgia Institute of Technology’s chapters to hold a fundraising event to provide free surgeries for children afflicted with cleft lip and palate.
Crime
10/8 Blotter
Creatively compiled by resident crime reporter Daniel Camacho.
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Becker announces major changes during State of the University
President Mark Becker announced a number of major changes coming to Georgia State’s campus in the immediate future during this year’s Oct. 2 State of Address speech.
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University researchers receive major tobacco grants
Georgia State’s new School of Public Health announced last week that it has received a grant worth $19 million, the largest in university history, for researchers to study why people decide to use tobacco. Funded by […]
