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 ...
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Read More »Exploring Campus Fashion
By: Ibec Francis In the ever-evolving world of campus life, fashion serves as both a means of self-expression and a powerful way to stand out amidst a bustling environment filled with diverse individuals. Each day, students have the opportunity to showcase their creativity and unique identities through their clothing, whether they’re attending classes, hanging out with friends, or participating in ...
Read More »VSU Planetarium Hosts “The Lions, Bears, and Bulls of November” Show
Written By: Ashley Jones, Arts & Entertainment Editor On Nov. 7, VSU’s Planetarium hosted their second public program of the semester ‘The Lions, Bears, and Bulls of November.’ This show focused on our Moon and its phases, the “Winter Hexagon,” the Big Dipper, and lastly footage of the planets and constellations visible throughout the week. Initially finding the planetarium can ...
Read More »Blazers Fall to The Citadel, 38-14, in First FCS Matchup Since 2003
By: Lloy Hudson Sports Editor Valdosta State fell 38-14 to The Citadel on Saturday at Johnson Hagood Stadium, as the Bulldogs capitalized on early momentum and tough conditions to hand the Blazers their third straight loss. The Citadel (3-3) jumped out to a 14-0 lead in the first quarter and extended it to 24-0 before halftime. “We’ve been put ...
Read More »Blazers Look to Bounce Back at The Citadel
By: Lloy Hudson Sports Editor VSU (2-3) travels to FCS member The Citadel (2-3) on Saturday for a sunny 2 p.m. football game at Johnson Hagood Stadium in Charleston, South Carolina. This will be the Blazers’ first game against a Division I opponent since 2003. Head coach Graham Craig said he was proud of his team’s effort despite ...
Read More »Teamwork drives VSU rugby to dominate home opener
By: Marese Hudson, Spectator writer In a great display of athleticism, teamwork and determination, VSU Rugby Club came in with the first home opener Oct 4 with a blowout win over Georgia College and State University. VSU rugby team put on a spectacle as they ran all over GCSU, scoring more than 120 points and holding them to under ...
Read More »Study Abroad Journal: Japan is way out of the comfort zone
By: Adam Peachey, Staff Writer Oftentimes in our day-to-day life, it can be extremely easy to be content. Blend in, stay in the background, don’t try anything new. It is my professional opinion that this lack of desire for life is a sin. Don’t get me wrong; it’s perfectly fine to take time off and chill out, but at the ...
Read More »Blazers Split Weekend Tournament, Show Growth Despite Struggles
By: Marese Hudson, Lloy Hudson The Valdosta State volleyball team picked up its first win of the tournament but could not carry that momentum throughout the weekend, finishing 1-2 at the VSU Fall Tournament held Friday and Saturday at The Complex. The Blazers opened Friday morning with a dominant sweep of Shorter University (25-21, 25-17, 25-10). Behind strong serving and ...
Read More »Stay Fit and Lay Off of the Freshman 15
Written by: Winter Dube Campus Life Editor Although students can enjoy the Student Recreation Center for free, it is recommended to try other opportunities to stay fit. If you are looking for a way to stay active, build self-discipline, or just punch out some stress, you should check out Fit Fighters Club, where a sweaty and effective workout is guaranteed. ...
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