This editorial was written by Jennifer Gleason & Rebecka McAleer Back in March, CNN reported on 35 Georgia public school educators and administrators who were indicted on a cheating scandal. It’s a peculiar report, given that educators and school administrators are often the first to preach about honesty and policies against plagiarism and other forms of cheating. Middle school ...
Read More »Johnson supporters seek answers
Protesters and family members gathered at the Lowndes County Courthouse on Tuesday and Wednesday to bring awareness to the case involving the death of 17-year- old Kendrick Johnson.
Read More »SGA Candidates Spring 2013
Meet your candidates for SGA's spring elections!
Read More »New student portal to centralize student resources
This spring, the VSU faculty portal was recognized as a “model of efficiency” by University Business Magazine, and the unveiling of a student portal is soon to come.
Read More »Student exhibits passion for cheer
For the cheerleaders, it’s more than just winning another cheer competition. According to AC Freeman, cheering is why she loves VSU.
Read More »Witty lyrics sharpen students’ minds
It’s time to get sharp again, so we’re bringing you some “mind-sharpening” tunes to help you out. But don’t worry, because these are actually pretty funny.
Read More »VSU looks to sweep UWF Saturday
No.3 Valdosta State (26-8) softball aims to complete a regular-season sweep against foe West Florida (13-17) Saturday afternoon.
Read More »Everyone deserves the right to marriage
Some people claim that this marriage will undermine the institution of marriage – that the sanctity of marriage will be damaged by these two adults who have loved and been faithful to each other for years. Give us a break.
Read More »3D printing comes to VSU
Written by Olivia McLean Although it sounds like a future invention, 3D printing has made its way onto the VSU campus. This past year, VSU purchased two machines named the Replicator—a desktop 3D printer introduced in January 2012 and manufactured by MakerBot Industries. “Basically, it uses plastic to build things in layers,” Michael Holt, assistant professor and ...
Read More »Adam Froman hired as Blazer football quarterbacks coach
Written by Eric Jackson Former Louisiana State University offensive assistant Adam Froman has been hired as the new quarterbacks coach for the Valdosta State football team. The 25-year old replaces Northwestern State (La.) offensive coordinator Robby Brown, who left the Blazers a couple weeks following the national championship victory. Head Coach David Dean announced the news on Tuesday. “Adam ...
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