In Oct. of 1994, children all across the United States had the opportunity to venture out to a magical island full of fun, music, and bright sunny weather without ever needing to leave the comfort of their...

The Gullah Geechee culture is a very vibrant one, but how is being represented? Dr. Amir-Jamal Touré, as well as being a professor here at GSU, is also renowned for being part of the Gullah Geechee Cultural...

Port Wentworth held its inaugural black history event early Saturday morning. The event was held at the City Hall, with a modest turnout. Event host Dr. Amir-Jamal Touré led the program with a lineup...

Congratulations to America for 158 years free from slavery, 58 years since racial integration began, and only 6 more months till Flint, Michigan’s lead-leaching pipes are fully replaced. Remember Flint? “I...

“The early bird catches the worm, and it’s true. It pays off. Even if you don’t see it on that particular day you will see it later down the line,” said Gullah Artist Patrica Sabree Gullah art...

From museums to monuments, in the heart of Savannah lies a variety of black history and excellence. The Savannah Black Heritage Experience is a three-day event that takes visitors to see the black history...

Susie King Taylor was a Gullah-Geechee hero of education. Born into slavery in August of 1848, Taylor was forced into plantation labor during her first seven years of life. In 1855, she was permitted to...

SAVANNAH — In an interview with the George-Anne Inkwell Georgia Southern President Kyle Marrero gave Armstrong students an update on what to expect moving forward. Construction on the MCC has been...

As Valentine’s Day approaches, many students will participate in some copulation. It is estimated that (94%) of college students are sexually active. On the contrary, however, only 62 percent of college...