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In page Signs (journal):

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In the effort to avoid the tendency of the academy to "codify"[2] and limit scholarship, Signs rotates institutional homes roughly every 5 years. It is currently based at Northeastern University, with Suzanna Danuta Walters, Director of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies and Professor of Sociology, serving as editor-in-chief. In her inaugural editorial, Walters laid out five "core concerns"[3] for Signs: (1) for the field of women's studies to "substantively reckon"[3] with gender and sexuality studies and queer studies; (2) to focus on "racial and ethnic difference";[3] (3) to re-emphasize "inter- or transdisciplinarity";[3] (4) to not lose sight of "the big questions about gender and sexuality"[3] by getting too narrow in scope; and (5) to expand the journal's "digital presence."[3]