By: Lloy Hudson Sports Editor After three straight losses and a much-needed bye week, VSU rediscovered its rhythm Saturday afternoon, defeating North Greenville 35-24 at Bazemore-Hyder Stadium in front of a live homecoming crowd. Head coach Graham Craig said the win was exactly the response he wanted to see from his team. “It felt great,” Craig said. “I was really ...
Read More »Students won big and learned new games at Casino Night
By Anthony Duckworth, Spectator Staff The casino night that was held Monday night in the ballrooms of VSU’s Student Union was filled to the brim with students ready to feel the thrill that a casino has to offer. The casino hosted several classic games from the small roulette tables that take luck into the role of a single marble to ...
Read More »Highlights From Ying Yang Twins Performance at the Pep Rally
Photos by: Ibec Francis, Photo Editor
Read More »VSU theater professor making it big in NYC
By Anna Ramsey, Staff Editor VSU’s very own Hank Rion, associate professor of theater, just got a taste of stardom. Rion spent the week of Sept. 7 in New York City extensively workshopping his play, entitled “Truth Is,” with other theatre professionals who are passionate about his story. Rion’s playwrighting debut has been picked up by no ...
Read More »Ying Yang Twins to Perform at VSU’s 2025 Homecoming Pep Rally
Written by: Ashley Jones, Arts & Entertainment Editor Keeping in line with this year’s homecoming theme of “Throwback to the ’90s,” the Student Life team has scored the Atlanta native duo The Ying Yang Twins to perform during the homecoming pep rally on Tuesday, Oct. 21. For some of the student body, simply hearing the name Ying Yang Twins ...
Read More »VSU Dominates Lee in Straight Sets Victory
Lloy Hudson Sports Editor The VSU Blazers volleyball team put together a winning performance Saturday night, sweeping the Lee University Flames in three competitive sets to secure a home victory. With great offensive execution and consistent defensive play, VSU claimed the match by scores of 25-15, 27-25, and 25-21. Leading the charge for the Blazers was Sabrina Oncins, who delivered ...
Read More »Valdosta offers a slew of great restaurants to visit after homecoming
By Ashley Jones Arts & Entertainment Editor After attending homecoming events such as the pep rally, casino night, or the big football game, The Spectator figured out students, and faculty might crave a bite off campus – so we’ve compiled a list of local restaurants worth checking out. First on the list is Vito’s Pizzeria, this local pizzeria serves ...
Read More »Pokémon Club gaining a following
By Aiyana Hunter, Staff Writer Ready your balls, everyone—VSU’s new Pokémon Club is gearing up and getting ready to catch ‘em all. You may have heard of this club through either email, word of mouth, or the many fliers advertising their interest meeting in September, but now they’re fully up and operational. With a heavy interest in the franchise and ...
Read More »OMNI-K: Defiant. Ascending. Transcending.
By Ibec Francis, Photo Editor In the corner of his college dorm room, surrounded by notebooks, sketches, and half-finished ideas, Kolby James began building something that would grow far beyond fabric. What started as a butterfly tee and a Lil Durk-inspired graphic soon became the foundation for a brand with a mission: OMNI-K. “The name comes from the word omniscient,” ...
Read More »Editorial: Halloween Party Survival Guide
Halloween is on Friday, Oct. 31 this year, and that means that parties will be going all weekend long. Meaning that you, dear reader, need a guide to surviving a college Halloween party! Halloween parties tend to have several unspoken rules and regulations depending on whose event you go to. These are the dos and don’ts of Halloween party ...
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