Chris Mitchell taught Otis Redding’s grandson how to play “the Dock of the Bay,” and his product, Devilcat amplifiers, was used in Garth Brooks’ first performance at Notre Dame. He may not be the...

Need to do better in your classes? You aren’t alone, considering Georgia Southern has a less-than-impressive graduation rate of 49%. But if you are looking to turn things around before it is inevitably...

The Writing and Linguistics and English departments will merge to create new avenues for English majors starting in fall 2023. Last year, the writing and English faculties put together a task force...

As the St. Patrick’s Day season persists, we continue to discuss the cultural and historical connection between Savannah and Ireland. More specifically, we’re talking about the relationship between...

Savannah State University hosted a conference basketball tournament on its home court for the first time in its hundred and twenty years of athletic history. In a matchup between two Southern Intercollegiate...

The University Programming Board hosted its 4th annual students vs. faculty basketball game featuring concessions, music and halftime games for viewers. They offered pizza, snacks and drinks. “We...

Doing an internship allows students to apply classroom learning in a professional environment. Gaining hands-on experience next to various characters and professionals. Working around a range of ages and...

SAVANNAH- Armstrong Task Force (ATF) committee members held a listening session on Feb. 24 at the Fine Arts Auditorium to explain future plans. As the Armstrong Task Force enters its next work phase,...

Hasbro Games has selected Savannah as the first city in Georgia to be transformed into a MONOPOLY board game. What this means is that the Atlantic City tiles on the original MONOPOLY board will be replaced...

In a game that saw 13 lead changes and eight ties, the Georgia Southern men's basketball team prevailed against an athletic Appalachian State squad, 73-64. The Mountaineers were able to jump out to...