By Maddie Higdon Photojournalist Waffle House has some new competition in town! The Baptist Campus Ministry, more commonly known on campus as the BCM, sets up a free waffle bar outside of Bailey Science Center between 8:00A.M. to 10:00 A.M. every Monday. The organization began Maple Mondays in the fall of 2024, wanting to help bring the love of ...
Read More »VSU Baseball Hosts Union for a V-Day Rematch
By: Austin Sellars, Staff Writer VALDOSTA, Ga – The VSU men’s baseball team will host a three-game series against Union University on Friday and Saturday, Feb. 13 and 14, at Billy Grant Field in Valdosta, Ga. This is the first conference series for the red and black. The first game will be held on Friday, with the first pitch scheduled for 5 p.m. On Saturday, ...
Read More »Get Ready for the Georgia Poetry Circuit
By: Rut Labrada, staff writer Be ready to lend an ear, everyone! Poet and professor Tim Seibles will be visiting Valdosta State University on Friday, Feb. 13, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. as part of the Georgia Poetry Circuit. He will be reading selected poems from his works to a wide audience at the Student Union Theater that evening, with entry being ...
Read More »Blazers’ Dominant Performance Caps Head Coach On his 400th Career Victory
By: Marese Hudson, Assistant Sports Editor In a thrilling overtime showdown at The Complex, VSU team rallied from a late deficit to beat Trevecca 113-104, giving head coach Mike Helfer his 400th career win as the Blazers’ coach. This is the Blazers’ second most points scored this season. Senior guard Peter McKey lead the charge with a career-high of 33 points, shooting 58% from the field, followed by Samarion Bond and Maalik Leitch, both ...
Read More »Omnino Rebrands to a Different Site
By: Rut Labrada, Staff Writer VSU’s undergraduate research journal, Omnino, is soliciting student research papers after receiving low submission numbers due to website renovation during the Fall 2025 semester. Every year, the research journal, advised by English Professor Dr. Anne Greenfield releases a volume of student-written and peer-reviewed papers from various departments across VSU, but after the website renovation, the Omnino staff and faculty were forced ...
Read More »VSU Baseball Faces Florida Tech In Home Opening Series
By: Austin Sellars, Staff Writer VALDOSTA, Ga. – The VSU men’s baseball team hosts Florida Tech for its home-opening three-game series this weekend, taking place on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Feb. 5, 6, and 7, at Billy Grant Field at Tommy Thomas Park. The opening game is scheduled for 6 p.m. on Thursday, 4 p.m. on Friday, and 1 p.m. on Saturday. The Blazers are coming off a ...
Read More »VSU Edges West Florida in High-Scoring OT Win
By: Marese Hudson, Assistant Sports Editor VSU men’s basketball team survived a late scare and prevailed overtime, to claim a thrilling Gulf South Conference victory over the University of West Florida 103-100 Saturday at The Complex. VSU improved their overall record to 12-8 and 9-2 at home, extending its record against West Florida to 23-10. Senior guard Drew Mills led the whole game in points as he had a season-high 36 points, ...
Read More »A year away from greatness
By: Marese Hudson, Assistant Sports Editor VSU men’s tennis enters the 2025-26 season chasing rarity, as they will try to win their third straight NCAA DII championship, but this run will depend heavily on one of the youngest rosters in the country. The Blazers finished 26-0 last spring and extended their dual-match streak to 42, and ended off by winning ...
Read More »Blazer Baseball Caps off Opening Weekend in Florida
By: Austin Sellars, Staff Writer VALDOSTA, Ga. – The VSU men’s baseball team took a road trip to Florida this weekend for three games: Friday at Nova Southeastern in Fort Lauderdale, Saturday at Palm Beach Atlantic in West Palm, and Sunday at Barry in Miami Shores. They ultimately went 1-2 on the weekend, starting in Fort Lauderdale against NSU. VSU Junior Garrett ...
Read More »Valdosta’s ICE Protest in the Historic Courthouse
By: Megan Callahan, News Editor On Jan. 17, the Tallahassee Immigrant Rights Alliance and Michael Noll, a former VSU professor who is now a civil rights activist, joined forces to protest the activities of the U.S. Immigrations and Enforcement agency (ICE). The protest was put together soon after Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old mother who was shot and killed by an ICE officer in Minneapolis on Jan. 7. Similar protests have been taking place across the country since Good was killed. Several protesters stated that part of the reason for this ...
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