At a Celebration of Life on Sept. 22, for Paul Bradley Jr., Memory Littles announced that the annual Faculty-Student Basketball Game will be renamed the Paul Anthony Bradley Jr. Faculty-Student Basketball...
Jabari Gibbs, Co-Editor-in-Chief
• September 22, 2023
"More than 50 of us went to Armstrong to pick up transfer applications. But when I realized I was the only one who actually turned it in, I had a choice: either go through with it or go back to Savannah...
One of the last standing coastal Gullah Geechee communities was shocked last week as an anonymously written rezoning plan was passed despite public outcry.
“I feel like that’s how they know they...
Jabari Gibbs, Co-Editor-in-Chief
• September 22, 2023
Students eager to become first-time voters flocked to campus tables on National Voter Registration Day, seizing the chance to register and make their voices heard in upcoming elections.
On Sept. 19,...
Meet Blake Robinson, Georgia Southern University's Student Government Association (SGA) President.
Robinson is a senior criminal justice and political science major, planning to practice law in...
Armstrong welcomes an addition to its roster of intramural sports: Spikeball, a fast-paced game.
Spikeball involves hitting a yellow ball on a trampoline-like net past your opponent. Compared to other...
After a year-long closure, Armstrong’s Memorial College Center (MCC) is set to reopen in two weeks, bringing a slew of new upgrades and facilities for students.
Situated above the Student Union, the...
Editor's Note: In a previous version of this article, a quote was used with a derogatory term that perpetuates negative stereotypes. The article has been updated to remove this term. We apologize for the...
Tybee is no stranger to harsh weather. In 2017, when Tropical Storm Irma reached Tybee, during a King tide, the island and Highway 16 leading to Tybee faced serious flooding, which resulted in the highway...