By Zach Hallman, Staff Writer
On Oct. 29, Ken Blanchard came to Armstrong to speak to students and faculty. Blanchard is a management guru, bestselling author, and motivational speaker whom over a long...
By Emmi Frankum, Staff Writer
“I read it, went to bed thoroughly disturbed, woke up the next morning thoroughly disturbed, and decided it would be a great play for Halloween,” Armstrong senior James...
By Emily Smith, Arts and Entertainment Editor
Armstrong graduate, Lisa Coh, will be exhibiting her artwork at Art Rise Savannah’s Fresh Exhibitions Gallery as part of the Art March on Nov. 7. The...
By Caleb Bailey, Staff Writer
The Pirates soccer team took their six-game winning streak on the road last week in their final week of regular season play.
Armstrong played Flagler College Oct. 29....
By Berry Aldridge, Sports Editor
Armstrong State University Women’s Volleyball continued their banner season Nov. 1 by defeating the Flagler Saints in three straight games to extend their current...
Bradley Mullis, Arts and Entertainment Editor
Danielle Leonard lives a relatively average life, with one exception: She runs the Bomb Shelter, the largest all-ages D.I.Y venue in all of Savannah.
Leonard...
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By Jess Brannen, Web Editor
It seems that likeability is determined by adherence to prescribed trends. Lately, “normcore”, or dressing in unremarkable, typically bland clothing, has been...
By Randee May, Staff Writer
As young adults we all have dreams of doing something great in our lives, whether it’s to become a doctor, psychologist, engineer, or a school teacher. We make the grades,...
By Travis Jaudon, Staff Writer
The Atlanta Braves struggled down the stretch of the 2014 season and failed to make the playoffs. After contending all season long, the Braves folded in August and September...
By Joan Montanez, Staff Writer
Oct. 29 Kappa Sigma hosted their 6th annual fundraiser named Save Second Base, also known as Shave to Save at the Student Union. The event is dedicated to breast cancer...
By Angel Cleveland, Staff Writer
The Mexican holiday, Dia de Los Muertos, was held in Ballroom B on the second floor of the Student Union Nov. 3. The name translates to "Day of the Dead." It was hosted...
By Arielle Powell, Staff Writer
Locals from Savannah and surrounding areas gathered to enjoy a day of food and fun at The Savannah Food Day Festival on Nov. 1. Over the last four years, The Savannah...
