By Caleb Bailey, Staff Writer
The Armstrong Pirates soccer team entered into last week’s matchup against Peach Belt opponent Clayton State with a 6-3 overall record and a 2-2 conference mark when...
By Jess Brannen, Web Editor
It seems I am constantly defending my relationship with Lena Dunham. And while I’ve never actually met the creator, producer and star of HBO’s “Girls”, she has done...
By Llana Samuel, Staff Writer
It was a jam-packed return for the Haitian-American Historical Society (HAHS) on Oct. 11 on the Savannah Riverfront. Among the festivities were spoken word performances,...
By Barry Aldridge, Sports Editor
The Armstrong Tennis team saw a lot of action this past weekend at the UTSA/ITA Small College Championships. Senior Clara Perez lost a 6-4, 6-2 match to the reigning...
By Travis Jaudon, Staff Writer
Todd Gurley, the running-back and business major at the University of Georgia, was suspended by the school last week for allegedly accepting money in exchange for his...
By Randee May, Staff Writer
Oct. 9 was the start of another great Celebrate.
According to multiple students, this year’s Celebrate was the best one they’d seen so far.
Jamanis Myers, an ASU junior...
By Andrew Sutphen, Staff Writer
On Oct. 10, Dr. Maxine Bryant held a lecture at the Ogeechee Theater. She discussed some ideas concerning the future of Armstrong. Bryant wants the school to “open it’s...
By Jess Brannen, Web Editor
A renegade deer ran through Armstrong's main campus near the MCC building at noon Monday, Oct. 13.
Students breaking for lunch screamed and pointed as the speckled visitor...
By Jessica Ferrera, Staff Writer
Colorful blankets and lawn chairs covered most of Forsyth Park on Oct. 5. Savannah’s Picnic in the Park brought together a vast amount of adults, children and pets...
By Todd Perkins, Staff Movie Reviewer
Director David Fincher may be the finest filmmaker working today. With films such as “Se7en”, “Fight Club”, “Zodiac”, and “The Social Network” on...
By Zach Logan, Staff Writer
It has been almost ten years now since the Office of Facility Services began drafting plans for Armstrong State University’s Bicycle and Pedestrian Pathway.
According...
By Caleb Bailey, Staff Writer
The Armstrong Pirates entered into last week with a 5-2 record with a 1-1 mark in the Peach Belt Conference. On Oct. 1 they traveled to UNC-Pembroke to play the Braves...
