Campus News
A look back at Norma Rae
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 […]
News
Crime
Georgia State student shot and killed on Ponce de Leon Avenue
A Georgia State student was shot and killed Monday afternoon in the breezeway of the Ford Factory Lofts on Ponce de Leon Avenue, according to Atlanta police. The Fulton County Medical Examiner confirmed that 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 […]
Campus News
Disability Discrimination seminar highlights rights of students
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 […]
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 […]
Campus News
Second student comes forward
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 […]
Local Government
Students react to election results
Online reporters Darris Pope and Emma Dickerson asked students what they thought of the election results. Here’s what the students had to say: Raymond Dockery Major: Film and Video “I was pleased, I felt […]
Crime
Georgia State Police ride-along
T edra Eberhart-Lee did not come from a family of law enforcement, but in her two-and-a-half year career as a Georgia State police officer, she has quickly learned how to protect people. While major crimes […]
Crime
Atlanta Police release names of officers killed in helicopter crash
Atlanta Police and the National Transportation Safety Board are continuing to investigate a helicopter crash that killed two Atlanta officers last night. Officers Richard Halford and Shawn Smiley were looking for a nine-year-old child outside […]
News
Getting shots, not taking shots
The heavy coats, scarves and beanies around campus are not only stylish signs of the changing weather season, but also signs of another season—flu season. Flu season has arrived, which means students have more of […]
