“I believe it is a pretty risky move by trying to put everything together like that.” Terry Cologne junior early childhood development major “I don’t feel comfortable about it.” Asea Thompson junior interior design major “I think it is a bad idea; it is like putting the toaster in the bath tub.” Dj Davis sophomore exercise physiology major “I ...
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Facebook restrictions
Facebook is the most popular form of online communication in existence, partly due to the fact that there are so few rules that govern what is appropriate to post on it. While semi-nude photos and political outbursts certainly will not harm any open-minded individuals personally, there are more subversive ways to turn a seemingly nice way to keep in touch ...
Read More »Flooding needs a fix
The weather in Valdosta has a mind of its own and anyone who lives here can clearly see that. One day you walk outside and the sun is shining overhead. You can wear a t-shirt and a pair of shorts and just enjoy a nice warm day. You go sit in your dorm room for a few hours, and when ...
Read More »Worship respectfully
Some worship in church. Some worship outside. Some worship at home. A handful of Texan women worship on a stripper pole. Pole Fitness for Jesus, a class created by ex-stripper Crystal Deans, provides church-going women in Old Town Spring, Texas., a new place of worship. If you want to get “closer to God,” as ABC13’s website puts it, pray and ...
Read More »Biomass plant is harmful
A biomass electric generating plant is projected to begin construction June 2011 across from the Mud Creek Waste Water Treatment Plant and will be fully functioning by 2013. There has been much controversy regarding the plant and we, as a staff, feel that the construction of the biomass would be more destructive than beneficial. The plant is projected to create ...
Read More »Lacrosse club hopes to make VSU sports roster
More students are choosing to join club sports offered at VSU because they are able to focus on academics, yet stay passionate about their favorite sport.
Read More »Satterfield named Pitcher of the Week; games postponed
The VSU softball team had a busy weekend scheduled against North Alabama and West Alabama, but they also got an unwanted visit from the rain. Inclement weather conditions forced the Blazers to reschedule two of the four games over the weekend; VSU won both despite the weather. Holly Satterfield also racked up another Gulf South Conference Pitcher of the Week ...
Read More »Willner earns GSC Player of the Week
From Staff Reports VSU senior outfielder John Willner has been named the Gulf South Conference East Division Baseball Player of the Week, according to an announcement made by the league office Tuesday morning. Willner led VSU to a 3-0 mark last week as he batted .536 and drove in nine runs on the week. He scored five runs and counted ...
Read More »HOPE awards slashed
On March 15, Gov. Nathan Deal signed the HOPE Bill into law, slashing how much money students will be awarded for the next school year. The cut in funding for HOPE was due to both the state budget and a lack of revenue to cover the demands of HOPE recipients and other lottery funded programs. “The state faced an $800 ...
Read More »Registration should be efficient
The process of registering for classes should be more organized and not based on a first-come, first-served basis. Each one of us has been through the hassle and frustration of registering for classes. You wait for what seems like forever until the hour registration opens up. You have to type in each individual course, search for the particular course ...
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COVID-19 Update for VSU Students
VSU updated its active number of COVID-19 cases reported on campus from Feb.7 through Feb. ...
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South Georgia Medical Center COVID-19 Stats
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Masks and COVID vaccine completely optional for students this fall
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VSU finally receives COVID vaccine
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VSU becomes distribution center for COVID-19 vaccine