Opinion
How to avoid communication breakdown while texting
Here’s a scenario all too familiar: You text your friend to make plans to meet at your favorite coffee shop at 11. You show up at that time, wait an hour or two, and then […]
Opinion
Columns
Modern methods and Catholicism in the 21st century
One does not have to be Catholic in order to appreciate the progress taking place in the Vatican. In the case of Pope Francis, born Jorge Mario Bergoglio, it seems that his and heart seem […]
Opinion
Administrative issues at KSU not uncommon
Kennesaw State University became a national trending topic over Kevin Bruce’s video showing a school advisor, later revealed as Abby Dawson, threatening to call security on Bruce for “harassment” while he waited to see an […]
Opinion
Making a new you, for the new season
We’re almost halfway through the “New Year” and you might’ve fallen short on those “new year, new me” resolutions. Some of you may have even refrained from creating resolutions because you thought the whole ordeal […]
Opinion
Why reading recreationally during the Summer is a good idea
So it’s the end of the semester and you–probably–passed all your classes. Even if you didn’t, they’re still over, and that’s a relief. You’ve finally slept for 72 hours straight and now you’re awake, bleary-eyed […]
Columns
Baltimore’s riots, Baltimore’s revolution
Over the past six years, reports on the deaths and treatment of many African American males have been reported. Most recently the victim has been Freddie Gray, which has led to an uproar and riot […]
Opinion
Vox: Women and the White House
Question: Do you feel that if a woman (of any political party) becomes president, it will change how other nations view the United States and if so, how? John Michael Powell Senior Political Science Major, […]
Letters from the Editor
Oh, the places we’ll go … here’s a cheers to that!
Dear readers, Here it is, the last print issue of The Signal for the academic year. It’s also my last print issue as editor-in-chief. About a year ago, a group of student media heads chose […]
Columns
Column: A perspective on the mandatory student fees and what exactly you’re paying for — or aren’t!
Ask any college student, and you’ll soon realize that the cost of college is one of the biggest concerns when pursuing a degree. Tuition is often the culprit, as it seems to be on a […]
Opinion
