By Berry Aldridge, Sports Writer The Armstrong State University women’s volleyball team hit its way to two impressive wins over Montevallo and Flagler last week to win the Peach Belt Conference Tournament...

By Randee May, Staff Writer In 1990, Jesse Stuart Shearhouse, a former student of Armstrong passed away after becoming ill due to an inoperable brain tumor. Mr. Shearhouse had never married, thus he...

By Berry Aldridge, Sports Editor The Armstrong State University women’s basketball team dropped a pair of nail-biter games in the first two contests of the season. Nov 14th the Pirates lost 68-62...

By Chris Barber, Staff Writer Me and the Trinity is a band that defies classification - even among the members themselves.The five-piece Savannah-based band takes pride in keeping listeners guessing,...

By Jessica Bene, Staff Writer The Fine Arts auditorium was filled with the Armstrong Jazz Ensemble’s sounds of trumpets, piano, drums and saxophones on Nov. 11. Director Randall Reese led a show full...

By Randee May, Staff Writer Day One: The original zombie was first spotted on Monday, Nov. 10. Participants brought nonperishable food items to a disclosed location to be donated to families in need. It...

By Leena Ali, Staff Writer On Nov. 13 Dr. Jane Rago, director of the Gender and Women’s Studies department at Armstrong, was featured as the second lecturer of the Moveable Feast series. Her lecture,...

By Berry Aldridge, Sports Editor Armstrong offers opportunities for its students to exercise not only their mind but their body as well. The student Wellness and Recreation center has a fully equipped...

By Joan Montanez, Staff Writer In honor of Diversity Week 2014, Armstrong hosted Hip-Hop Summit: Unsigned Hype to entertain and educate through Hip-Hop music. A panel discussion was held about making...

By Missi Hancock, Staff Writer Students gathered for Step Up Savannah’s Poverty Simulator on the second floor of the Armstrong Student Union on Nov. 7. Senior history major Kristin Singleton decided...