On Aug. 28, 2023, following a large decrease in membership, partially credited to allegations made by former chapter members claiming racial profiling and misconduct from Phi Mu advisors and other members,...
The Inkwell interviewed three candidates running for the District 6 seat, the district which the Armstrong campus falls under, to understand their plans for enhancing the Southside and increasing student...
The Memorial College Center was buzzing with conversation, laughter and clippers on Oct. 30 at the annual Barbershop talk hosted by MOVE, an organization under the Office of Multicultural Affairs.
MOVE,...
Karla Jennings, breast cancer survivor and communications lecturer on Armstrong Campus, advocates for the power of vulnerability, both in overcoming the fear of public speaking and in building community.
Jennings...
Eight students faced the fire at Armstrong’s first annual burning swamp open mic on Oct 20.
“It’s all about building community,” said host Benjamin Drevlow.” It’s always magic at Burning...
“I can’t go toe-to-toe with AI... in the same way that I can’t go toe-to-toe with a speeding car for feats of strength,” said Philosophy professor Jack Simmons. “It’s just going to run me over.”
Without...
Hundreds of Georgia Southern students, employees and Savannah-area residents attended the annual Celebrate Together event on the Armstrong campus.
Attendance was high at the start of the event, which...
Jabari Gibbs, Co-Editor-in-Chief
• October 17, 2023
Since the beginning of the fall semester, the intercampus shuttle averaged 205.6 weekly riders departing from Armstrong, with students citing various reasons for using the service.
Introduced in August...
Editor's Note: The article titled "Armstrong Student Participates in Protest Photo Gallery" has been removed from the website out of concern for the safety of those involved in the protest. We apologize...
