By Winter Dube Campus Life Editor VALDOSTA — Valdosta State University’s music, theatre and dance programs will come together Saturday for the annual “Dancing With the Stars of Valdosta,” a scholarship fundraising event supporting student artists. The event will take place April 18 at the Rainwater Conference Center, beginning at 6 p.m. “Dancing With the Stars of Valdosta” is a ...
Read More »Love Without Limits: Distance and Digital Relationships
By: Winter Dube, Campus Life Editor Online dating has become increasingly popular for people to find and maintain relationships. I do not think dating online exclusively means searching for someone through the Internet. It also applies to someone you have already met who later becomes long-distance. In many cases, people meet in-person first and find themselves separated by distance due to school, work, ...
Read More »2 Months before the finish line and what I have learned
Winter Dube Campus Life Editor Graduation is quickly approaching. In exactly two months from today, well… 61 days, I will become an alumna at VSU. This last semester of college has already been a great reality check for me. As my time closes here, I can safely say this semester is the most self-reflective experience I have had while at VSU. This is my story ...
Read More »Valdosta State introduces new executive chef with “delectable” style
By Winter Dube, Campus Life Editor VSU’s Blazer Dining welcomed a new executive chef this week during their monthly supper club, bringing more than four decades of culinary experience to campus. Executive Chef Tyrone, originally from New York City, has been cooking for more than 40 years. Throughout his career, he has worked in New York, Colorado, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and ...
Read More »Lady Blazers Brush Off Senior Day Loss as They Prepare for Playoffs
By: Summer Smiley, Staff Writer VALDOSTA, Ga. – The Lady Blazers 14-12 competed in an intense matchup during their senior day against the Union Bulldogs 19-9, in Saturday’s game at the Complex. Although they faced a difficult loss of 73-78, the Blazers started the game with a strong defensive set causing the Bulldogs two turnovers in the first minute and a half ...
Read More »Blazer Ball brings early Valentine’s Day Celebration
Winter Dube Campus Life Editor On Thursday, Feb. 12, students enjoyed an early Valentine’s celebration in the Student Union at Blazer Ball, an event hosted by Student Life and the Collegiate Women of VSU. The event featured dinner, a photo booth, desserts, a live DJ, and dancing. Students checked in through Blazer Link and unlike last year’s Blazer Ball, no meal swipe was required. Originally tickets cost $5 but ...
Read More »VSU Annual Blazer Ball Returns
By Logan Franklin, Staff Writer Blazers, grab your fancy pants and grab a friend for this year’s return of the Blazer Ball. VSU’s Collegiate Women and Office of Student Life have formally invited Blazer Nation to Ballroom A in the Student Union at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 12, for the annual Blazer Ball. The highlight of previous Blazer Ball ...
Read More »February is Self-Love Too
By: Winter Dube, Campus Life Editor The weather is colder than normal this year and classes are in full swing now. February has arrived on campus and has filled the atmosphere with heart-shaped boxes, romantic social media posts, and love. Valentine’s Day has started to feel less like a holiday and more of a deadline. In under two weeks everyone is expected to be in love, or at ...
Read More »Welcoming All Majors to VSU’S NHSDA
By: Winter Dube, Campus Life Editor To kick off the new semester, the National Honor Society for Dance Arts (NHSDA) had its first class hosted by senior dance major Carlene Fults, on Jan. 24. It was an energetic class that got the students moving, and it welcomed seasoned dancers and newcomers to experience something new together. Fults, the VSU’S NSHDA President said, “Teaching class was a ...
Read More »Housing renovations continue across campus
By: Winter Dube, Campus Life Editor Construction and renovations have become a familiar sight around VSU over the past few semesters. From the demolition of Langdale hall, tech upgrades at the Student Recreation Center, and a new bus stop at Palms, after its destruction in Hurricane Helene. VSU Housing and Facilities Maintenance has been steadily working to modernize campus infrastructure ...
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