By: Lloydrica Hudson, Sports Editor VSU football will hit the road for the first time this season when they take on Fayetteville State on Saturday at 11 a.m. in Fayetteville, North Carolina. The Blazers enter the matchup 2-0 after wins over Emory & Henry and Warner. VSU’s offense has shown improvement through its first two games, particularly on the ground. ...
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Should the SEC remove LSU from the Conference?
By: Dionte Daniel, Assistant Sports Editor Southeastern Conference fans don’t mind controversy. Recruiting scandals, SEC-wide coaching beefs and conference realignment are all par for the course. Kicking LSU out of the conference, however, would be different. The ongoing war between LSU and SEC commissioner Greg Sankey has opened a can of worms about how much power a conference has to ...
Read More »Wrong Organ’s Upcoming Title Smells like Animal Carcasses
By Aileene-Bjork Novascotia, Staff writer In 2024, Swedish developer team Wrong Organ made us gasp, flinch, and cry at their masterpiece of a video game, “Mouth-washing.” Their depressing, uncomfortable tale about what kind of monsters we can be in our worst moments is now a staple in horror game history. Well, Wrong Organ is coming back with another title, and ...
Read More »I Bought a NeeDoh So You Don’t Have To
By Madeline Higdon, Photo Editor The population of America all falls into two categories: Everyone either has a kid or knows a kid; I myself fall into the second category. As we all fall into these two categories, surely you have heard of the trend of squishy toys – moreover, the NeeDoh craze. When my middle cousin heard that I ...
Read More »Spectating Seoul: How to Plan Your Study Abroad
By Rut Labrada, Arts & Entertainment Editor Welcome to the first installment of Spectating Seoul! This past summer, I was lucky enough to spend a month exploring the streets of Seoul through a study abroad program at Dongguk University, located in the Jung district, right in the center of South Korea. As a writer, my time in Korea left me ...
Read More »Event will reflect on 9/11 after a quarter century
By: Megan Callahan, Campus Life & News Sept. 11, 2001, was a defining moment in our country’s history. The iconic Twin Towers, Manhattan’s World Trade Center, were taken to the ground and almost 3,000 people died during this attack. This year marks this date 25 years since this tragic event occurred. Many people who were born after it happened ...
Read More »Labor Day honors workers of the world
By: Armone’ Gates, Editor & Chief Every year around early September on a Monday in the United States and Canada, Labor Day is celebrated near and far. Other countries around the world celebrate it as “International Workers’ Day,” which falls in early May. Due to Labor Day falling on the first Monday of the month, the dates vary between September ...
Read More »Lady Blazers Open Season with 4-2 Win Over Middle Georgia State
By: Dionte Daniel, Assistant Sports Editor After nearly two weeks’ wait to play their first game of the season, the Valdosta State women’s soccer team got the season started off right. The Lady Blazers defeated Middle Georgia State 4-2 Saturday thanks to an early jump and aggressive attack. VSU dominated offensively, finishing with 19 shots on the stat sheet and ...
Read More »LeBron James and Philadelphia Makes Sense
LeBron James joining the Philadelphia 76ers may have been unexpected, but it could be exactly what both sides need. At 41 years old, James is no longer expected to carry a team by himself. In Philadelphia, he will not have to. The Sixers already have proven scoring options in Tyrese Maxey, Jaylen Brown and Joel Embiid, giving James an opportunity ...
Read More »Blazers Roll Past Warner 59-10, Improve to 2-0
By: Lloydrica Hudson, Sports Editor After another slow start, No. 15 VSU found its rhythm on both sides of the ball Thursday night, with a 59-10 victory over Warner to improve to 2-0 on the season. The Blazers entered their first-ever matchup against Warner coming off a 38-10 season-opening win over Emory & Henry. Through two games, VSU has outscored ...
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