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The George-Anne Media Group

The student led, student read news organization at Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne Media Group

The student led, student read news organization at Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne Media Group

Transportation Alternatives

Transportation Alternatives

Olivia Hicks, Reporter February 29, 2024

It is very popular for students to utilize GroupMe as a way to find students who will drive them to and from places around campus, but why are students turning to GroupMe rather than traditional Ubers...

Germs with Cell Phones: Not the Worst Thing in the World?

Germs with Cell Phones: Not the Worst Thing in the World?

Blake Williams, Co-Editor in Chief February 28, 2024

The phone you use everyday is known to carry a load of germs. If you don’t think so, when was the last time you washed your phone with a disinfectant wipe?   You may have the argument that...

Basketball Double Header Block Party

Basketball Double Header Block Party

Olivia Hicks, Reporter February 28, 2024

UPB hosted a block party in honor of the men’s and women’s basketball double header, Saturday afternoon. Students were able to enjoy food from Shane's Rib Shack, along with music and games. “I...

Update on the Israel-Hamas War

Update on the Israel-Hamas War

John Wright, Reporter February 21, 2024

It has been four months since Hamas invaded Israel, sparking the war in the region. Questions and speculation regarding what actually happened on October 7 has created a gap in the ongoing narrative.  There...

Navigate No More

Nicholas Daniels, Reporter February 21, 2024

What’s Happening: Students will not be able to use the EAB Navigate system to schedule courses for the Summer and Fall 2024 semesters. The registration tool was deactivated last month, in a joint decision...

Cats on Campus: Lurking Among Us

Cats on Campus: Lurking Among Us

Blake Williams, Co-Editor in Chief February 21, 2024

If you have been around the Russell Union, Williams Center, or any of the buildings near Sweetheart Circle here on Georgia Southern’s campus, chances are that you’ve come across a few feral cats....

Black History Month Features: Who Is Visage?

Black History Month Features: Who Is Visage?

Briyanna Thompson, Editor In Chief February 16, 2024

A confidence builder and what some would say has helped them find their place on campus, this is “Visage Fashion Company” a student organization at Georgia Southern known for their memorable runway...

Georgia Southern softball has strong showing in Bash in the Boro this past weekend

Georgia Southern softball has strong showing in Bash in the Boro this past weekend

Josh Ryans, Reporter February 14, 2024

GS softball went 4-1 to open the season at home.   Game 1: In the first game of the season, GS softball hosted against UMass in a doubleheader. This was a game dominated by the pitchers,...

Dr. John Bradley

Black History at Georgia Southern

Briyanna Thompson, Editor In Chief February 7, 2024

Founded in 1906, it took Georgia Southern almost 50 years to become integrated. The first black student GS enrolled as a grad student in the Fall of 1965 along with 6 undergraduate students. John Bradley...

Georgia Southern’s Gospel Choir poses in front of the yellow, red, green, and black decorated balloon wall.

Black Heritage Month Kickoff

Nicholas Daniels, Reporter February 7, 2024

What Happened: Georgia Southern’s Office of Multicultural Affairs hosted their annual Black Heritage Month Kickoff. The kickoff was described by participants to be a lively and eccentric event, thanks...

Sports Schedule Update

Sports Schedule Update

Olivia Hicks, Reporter February 7, 2024

Opening day for Georgia Southern Softball is tomorrow, February 9. They will play in a double header at Eagle Field at the GS Softball Complex. 3:00 p.m. UMass at Georgia Southern 5:30...

The Cicadas are so back

The Cicadas are so back

John Wright, Reporter February 7, 2024

What’s new? For the first time since 1803, roughly one trillion Cicadas will appear across 16 states in the South and Midwest, including right here in Georgia. The Cicadas are expected to hit the Savannah...

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