This year’s Golden Globe Awards was filled with many heartfelt and historic moments, and many controversial and cringe-inducing moments as well. Here are the best and worst moments of the show. Best Moments: 1. Lily Gladstone makes history Lily Gladstone made history at the Golden Globes by being the first Indigenous person to win best actress. Gladstone spoke in Blackfeet, ...
Read More »Unspoken Rules in College: A Guide for Making College Life a Little Easier
In college, there are some rules that are worth knowing, even if they seem a bit ridiculous. These are the top five unspoken rules college students should know to make campus life less stressful. Rule #1: Unassigned assigned seats During the first week of classes, students usually pick a seat that they feel comfortable in. This seat may be closer ...
Read More »The Problem with Fast Fashion
The online megastores Shein and Temu are currently some of the most popular and affordable fast fashion companies. Due to their affordable clothing and products, customers don’t necessarily pay attention to the suspiciously low prices, second-rate quality, and the concerns of exploitation of cheap labor. Fast fashion refers to the rapid production of inexpensive and trendy clothing that is quickly produced ...
Read More »When Travis Met Taylor
Taylor Swift is known for her long dating history and rumored suitors. Her new romance with Kansas City Chief’s tight end Travis Kelce could finally lead Swift to a long-lasting relationship or it could lead to another hit breakup song. After the singer’s breakup with fiancé Joe Alwyn, Swift has now moved on to the sports category. Taylor has ...
Read More »‘Five Nights at Freddy’s’ is one night of fun and horror
The long awaited “Five Nights at Freddy’s” movie was released in late October in both theaters and on the streaming service Peacock. “Five Nights at Freddy’s” is based on the online video game series that gained popularity in 2014. The film was directed by Emma Tammi, known for films such as “The Wind” and “The Left Right Game.” The film ...
Read More »VSU’s Trip to Trilith Studios Part 3: Speaking with Trailblazers in the Industry
After visiting historic movie sites, touring filming studios, and exploring the Cinegear exploration, VSU’s South Georgia Film Festival student group trip to Atlanta concluded with meeting multiple trailblazers in the film industry. The tour was part of a trip taken by several mass media students to Atlanta earlier this month. Students first got the opportunity to speak with Marti Young. ...
Read More »VSU’s Visit to Trilith Studios Part 2: Visiting the Historic Studios
Following the events of VSU’s South Georgia Film Festival student group exploration around Trilith Studios Cinegear exhibition, the student group was also given the opportunity to explore some of the historic studios that were used to shoot some of the most well-known movies and TV shows. The tour was part of a trip taken by several mass media students to Atlanta ...
Read More »What to know about the New Changes to the FAFSA for 2023-2025
Students who apply for the FAFSA will now be impacted by the recent changes made to the application starting this year and through 2024-2025. One of the most principal factors of getting ready for college is understanding what financial aid is. Student financial aid is used to help pay for higher education, as of recently, student eligibility will be ...
Read More »VSU Students Visit Trilith Studios Part 1: The Cinegear Expo
On Oct. 6 through Oct. 7 VSU’s South Georgia Film Festival student group visited Trilith Studios, taking part in the CineGear ATL Expo in Fayetteville, Georgia. Students were able to learn about the latest cinematic equipment, meet working crew members of Georgia’s film industry, experience and tour the studios where the most popular movies were shot, and have educational meet ...
Read More »Remembering Dr. Steven Kohn
On July 24, VSU Presidents office released the unfortunate news of the passing of our beloved professor, Dr. Steven Kohn. Dr. Kohn was a professor at VSU for 19 years after he joined the psychological department in 2004. He had a passion for the study abroad program in the Czech Republic, where he introduced students to multiple cities and enjoyed ...
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