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An article across two pages about the Revised Master Plan, aka The Main Street Master Plan, explaining a new plan to move labs out of Kell Hall into the Science Park (Petit complex), then move offices out of Sparks and into Kell. The humanities…

Article about plans to expand the Georgia State campus in downtown Atlanta, which would require demolition of two buildings. Although not mentioned by name, these are likely Kell and Sparks Halls. Funding is reported to come from private investment…

Article about the One Stop Shop and a new location opening in Kell Hall

Pages 6 & 7: memorable headlines from the Signal which detail some of the history of GSU Pages 9 & 11: photo and text retrospective of the changes at GSU over time

Student opinion letter about the Kell Hall Starbucks, complaining about the sudden lack of Coke machines in the university

Article and map about the plans for Kell and Sparks Halls, providing a synopsis of the plan and issues

Editorial about Kell Hall demolition

Lead story about Kell Hall Demolition

Article about SGA elections mentioning Kell Hall demolition plans

Article about lack of accessibility, particularly in Kell Hall

Article about lack of technology in Kell Hall classrooms

Article with tips for students mentions the Kell Hall Corner Cafe and Starbucks as a "secret" option

Article about Kell Hall demolition

Article about restrooms for transgender students includes photograph of the only gender-neutral bathroom on campus, on the first floor of Kell Hall

In this video, Dr. Rod Nave recalls his earliest memories of Kell Hall, from his arrival at Georgia State in 1968 through the 1990s.

Page 5 has an article about a new Differential Scanning Calorimeter in the chemistry department.

Page 4 has an article about the Georgia State Players' production of "Light Up the Sky" in the Little Theatre on the 6th floor of the Ivy Street Building.

Page 3 has a brief article about the newly opened barber shop on the first floor of the Ivy Street Building.

Page 4 has an advertisement for the University Center Barber Shop run by Frank Sparti, a Junior College student

This vacuum pump is marked with warning signs for radioactive contamination.