Constitution week kicked off with Professor Kenneth Janda as the key note speaker. Dr. Janda expressed the importance of the Constitution.
Read More »‘The American’ disappoints
‘The American’, based on the novel “A Very Private Gentleman” by Martin Booth, is probably not one of the better movies I’ve seen.
Read More »Lady Blazers seal victory
The Lady Blazers volleyball team advanced to 7-4 after a well-played weekend in the Alabama-Huntsville Invitational.
Read More »Blazers face winless Muleriders
The Valdosta State Blazers suffered their first loss of the 2010 season this past weekend when they fell to their conference rival Delta State 27-23.
Read More »Mass Media to move to new building
The Mass Media department will begin relocating to the old bookstore building this Friday. The facility will officially open January 2011.
Read More »Pop culture comes to class
Imagine you are browsing a list of classes only to see "GaGa for Gaga: Sex, Gender, and Identity.” Unsure of what you just read, you re-read it and find that indeed the university now offers an English class centered around the pop culture icon, Lady Gaga.
Read More »‘Buried Child’ opens tonight
The 2010-2011 VSU theatre season opens tonight with Sam Shepard’s 1979 Pulitzer Prize winning ‘Buried Child’ directed by Dr. Jimmy Bickerstaff.
Read More »Callaway takes on new role
Prior to Valdosta State’s first scrimmage of the pre-season on Aug. 15, Russ Callaway’s name sat at the top of the quarterback depth chart.
Read More »Campus internet problems continue
Valdosta State University has been experiencing some technical difficulties with the on-campus internet system, HallNet.
Read More »Construction not worth it
The fresh air of fall is right around the corner. Breathe in real deep and you can smell the fragrance of freshly laid asphalt. Take a stroll through our beautiful main campus and notice the demolished building.
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