The last theatre show of the fall semester opens tonight with “Sweet Charity,” a musical based on the book by Neil Simon.
Read More »VSU SGA debates reclaiming clothing, adds new senators
The Student Government Association debated on the Reclamation of Senate Clothing Bill, voted in two new senators, and discussed the motion to give a grant to the VSU Women’s Lacrosse Club during the weekly SGA meeting Monday night in the Student Union. The Reclamation of Senate Clothing Bill, proposed mainly by Helen Burkett and Ryan Brown, raised much dissent ...
Read More »Fraternity houses to be replaced by residence halls
The north half of the University Center will be torn down to make way for a new residence hall. And with its demolition, two fraternities will have to give up their houses and find new places to live.
Read More »Valdosta to hold electronics recycling event
On Nov. 6, Valdosta residents and businesses will be able to discard their old electronics in an environmentally safe manner at the Free Electronics Recycling Event between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. at Mathis City Auditorium. “Our goal is to encourage Valdosta citizens to discard used or unwanted electronic equipment in a convenient and environmentally responsible manner,” John Whitehead, ...
Read More »Tuiton outpaces inflation nation wide
State budget cuts and declines in philanthropy and endowments helped push the cost of college tuition up much higher than general inflation across the country this year, amounting to an increase of 7.9
Read More »Sneakerhead Invasion
Every day at VSU, students of all classifications wear different styles and brands of shoes. The “Sneakerheads,” however, take pride in the quantity and rareness of their sneakers compared to others.
Read More »‘Saw3D’ disappoints, keeps drawing series’ diehard fans
Last Friday, at the opening night of “Saw 3D,” I walked into the theater expecting to walk back out again in 30 minutes demanding my money back. Around two hours later, I left the theater with adrenaline rushing through my system, wondering how in the living hell the filmmakers had managed to make me feel that way with such ...
Read More »‘X-men: First Class’ begins filming close to home
The film industry seems to be taking a firm hold on Georgia, and now one of the largest film franchises of all has chosen a part of the Peach State as its backdrop. The next installment of the X-Men franchise is being filmed on a 4.5 acre stretch of beach at Jekyll Island, near Savannah. Some scenes from ...
Read More »Musical talent on campus
Kendall Curry is a junior, mass media major, but going to class every day isn’t all that he does. Curry is an up incoming rapper better known by his initials, K.C. “I didn’t want to use a stage name because that’s not who I am” Curry said. Music has always been important to K.C. “It’s the way I express myself,” ...
Read More »Cheap Dinner Breakdown
Valdosta is full of restaurants that are well within a college student’s budget. No matter if you crave taste, style or price, Valdosta has a restaurant for you. There are many Mexican restaurants in town including Rodeo, on Ashley Street, and El Toreo with two locations. There is an El Toreo on Gornto Road and another on North Valdosta ...
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