Among the tall towers and tourists crowding Chicago’s Magnificent Mile is an often overlooked population: homeless people with signs asking for change. While many of the cardboard signs seem ...

Other people collect such signs, or at least photograph them. If you Google “homeless cardboard signs” you get a lot of options. Last year the New York artist Andres Serrano bought 200 signs ...

For the past 21 years, Baronet, an artist and a Southern Methodist University advertising professor from Dallas, has been buying the cardboard signs used by homeless people to ask for money.

He's now homeless -- and with the aid of a cardboard sign, tries to get people to smile -- being the "nice guy" that he is. That touched Anderson, who wanted to help. In a video posted to YouTube ...

Some homeless living on the streets in Orlando are sharing now their stories on pieces of cardboard ... biology from West Virginia University. All signs are eye opening, especially the reality ...

Let sleeping homeless people lie—the sleep-deprived are grumpy! As a bus passes, you can see the cardboard sign that helps underscore the easily overlooked fact that there is a person under ...

A US police chief has apologised after officers made a “quilt” out of cardboard signs confiscated from beggars and published a social media post which appeared to ridicule the homeless.

Police officials in Alabama are apologizing after a photo was posted to social media showing officers holding a "homeless quilt" made of cardboard signs. "These officers were given a mandate of ...

Police officials in Alabama are apologizing after a photo was posted to social media showing officers holding a "homeless quilt" made of cardboard signs. "These officers were given a mandate of ...