Hello fellow pop culture enthusiasts, it is I, Anthony, and I’m here to bring you all the things that had people buzzing this past week. All of the ‘80s, and some of you ‘90s babies, were jumping for joy when ‘90’s pop band 98 Degrees reunited to perform their classic hits on the Today Show on Aug 17. The ...
Read More »New staff on campus excited for fall
Tamara R. Dennis “I am Tamara (Tami) Dennis and I’m a new instructor in the College of Nursing. I was a labor and delivery nurse for 23 years at Colquitt Regional Medical Center in Moultrie, Ga. I’ve taught Maternal-Newborn Nursing and Women’s Health at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College. I am currently completing my dissertation on PTSD and childbirth. I can’t ...
Read More »Hull replaces Gunter as interim
Former Dean of the College of Education, Dr. Karla Hull has been promoted to the position of interim university provost, following the sudden death of former provost Dr. Phil Gunter. Former interim president Dr. Levy led a search in his final months at the university, seeking for someone to step-in quickly and fill the position. He looked at all ...
Read More »Sheet signs might be banned
The days of colorful and creative advertising for VSU student organizations could come to an end–at least for some areas around campus. Last spring, a professor showed concern about the sheet signs damaging the life of pine trees around campus. Areas around the P.E. Complex and fraternity houses are just some of the areas around campus where pine trees ...
Read More »5k set for Saturday
Kick-start the new semester with a brand new and more healthy lifestyle. The annual 5K Fun Run/Walk hosted by VSU Campus Recreation and Campus Wellness is coming up on Saturday. Registration begins at 6 a.m. and the race starts at 7 a.m. from the West Hall fountain on VSU’s main campus. The perimeter of the main campus serves as the ...
Read More »SGA seeks to reach greatness
The Student Government Association is geared for greatness, at least according to President Ryan Baerwalde. � During the first meeting of the year Monday night Baerwalde explained that other SGA across Georgia look up to VSU’s. “I met with (the other SGA presidents) earlier this summer, and spoke with a lot of SGA presidents, and told them what we’ve been ...
Read More »Restaurant supports hate
How about chicken served with a side of discrimination? That’s the way many in the LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered) community saw the unprecedented support for Chick-fil-A after Mike Huckabee sided with Chick-fil-A’s CEO, Dan Cathy, by calling for a “Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day.” Cathy commented in an interview that he supports traditional families and marriage. And support it he ...
Read More »Counseling center sponsors ‘First Generation’
The VSU First Generation Student Support Group (FGSSG) is here once again for those students who range in age from 18 to 24, and are first in their families to attend college. Sponsored by the VSU Counseling Center, the FGSSG was created for those students who come from a family with a background that lacks college attendance. Sheila Wakeley, counselor, ...
Read More »Construction ends soon
Students may be forced to take detours to class. Though there will be major repairs and remodeling in various areas, the most significant construction is being done to both Ashley Hall on the main campus and the Health Sciences Administration Building on north campus. Ashley Hall is part of a historic renovation process. Once completed, it will have faculty offices ...
Read More »Lady Blazers hold high hopes for new season
Coming off of a dissatisfying but promising 2011 season, the VSU Women’s volleyball team is suiting up to host their first game of the season on August 31st. VSU is hosting the Fairfield Inn and Suites Azalea Classic that will be held in the PE complex with the first one beginning at 9a.m. and the last one beginning at 7 ...
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