July marks the celebration of Disability Pride month at Georgia Southern and throughout the United States.
What's new: The Students with Disabilities Advocacy Group of GS highlights its members to...
Clarke Beverages II is officially open making it the first package liquor store in Statesboro.
What's New: The store is open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday...
Last October, Lissa Leege, a biology professor at GS, shared her story on how she purchased almost 12 acres of Statesboro wetlands.
What's new: Since October, Dr. Leege has worked with her biology honors...
The Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade last week, turning the right to an abortion into a states’ matter.
What's new: This 1973 case sparked debate from both pro-life and pro-choice supporters,...
The Buffalo Mass shooting was 1 of 61 mass shootings to happen in the month of May, which killed 10 black people and injured 3 others.
Police obtained a document written by the suspect saying that he...
Georgia Southern is hosting a summer celebration with the President and First Lady in July.
Fresh fruit and Leopold's ice cream from 10-11 a.m.
Liberty Campus: July 12 (Outside of Student Commons)
Statesboro...
The upcoming project of the indoor football practice facility near Paulson Stadium was announced in January of this year.
What's new: The Indoor Football Practice Facility will be built in front...
Within the months of April and May, the Statesboro City Council has approved 6 liquor store locations.
Stephen Bradley Clark was approved to open “Clark Beverages” at 607 Brannen Street.
“You...
The Barnacle is Georgia Southern's recent alternative to towing or booting improperly parked cars.
What’s new: The barnacle is a new device that uses suction cups to stick to a vehicle’s windshield.
How...
The NCAA selected 16 regional sites to host the 75th annual Baseball championship in which Georgia Southern was selected to host for the first time in the facility’s history.
What’s new: GS J.I....
Georgia Southern’s 2022-2023 SGA Executive Leaders, announced in April, discuss their plans for the new academic year
The President of SGA, Alexis Belvin, said she’s primarily focused on campus...
Georgia Southern temporarily drops the previous SAT and ACT admissions requirement as of March 18, 2022.
What's new: If students have a 3.2 GPA or higher, these standardized test scores are not required...
