Members and allies of the LGBTQ+ community held a sit-in on the Armstrong campus, protesting the alleged removal of LGBTQ+ resources and support services from the university’s website. Pamphlets provided...

As the semester comes to a close, President Marrero answers questions on the upcoming dental school, the $80 million allocated for repairs, and changes with student advising. Regarding the Dental School President...

Students enjoyed early summer fun brought on by the UPB. On one of the hottest days of the year so far, students could cool off in an inflatable slip n' slide and fight for victory in the inflatable obstacle...

Lane Library is more than just a place to borrow books. Many students aren’t aware of what their tuition covers, and they might be surprised by the variety of resources already available on campus. Ann...

After the meteoric success of the Barbie movie, history department faculty and students gathered to discuss the relevance of Women’s History Month in modern American society on Wednesday in Hawes Hall. Associate...

April 8th to April 12th: The CRI on the Armstrong campus held the regular season of 3v3 Volleyball on Tuesday, April 9th, and Thursday, April 11th. Tuesday, April 9th - 3v3 Volleyball Game 1: New Kids...

Author Alisha Emrich published her first novel, “NerdCrush,” a little over a year ago with Hachette Book Group, and her next book is in the works. Emrich found her roots in Savannah, graduating...

On the fifth anniversary of the Faculty/Staff vs. Student basketball game, students finally brought home a win, ending the faculty and staff’s four-year winning streak. This year marked a number of...

The strongest case against offering the program on the Armstrong Campus is purely numerical. Since the consolidation of Georgia Southern and Armstrong, working professionals and prospective public historians...