In the mind of “Go Play” designer Isaiah Hendrix
October 23, 2020
When you look inside the mind of Student Designer Isaiah Hendrix, what would you see? Bright and vibrant red, but also soft colors like baby blue and cream to compliment. You would see shapes of every kind, finding there a way to connect with one another. The mind of Isaiah Hendrix is a puzzle of contrast...
Event Preview: A Conversation About Going Far With English Major Aleyna Rentz
Noelle Walker, Miscellany Editor-in-Chief
October 20, 2020
The Department of Literature is hosting Aleyna Rentz, writer and photographer, in “A Conversation About Going Far With an English Major” on Oct. 29 at 7 p.m. over Zoom. Rentz is a notable alumna of Georgia Southern, and she was a double major in English and writing & linguistics. R...
Understanding and Addressing Toxic Masculinty
October 15, 2020
Imagine stepping foot on campus and feeling immediate anxiety about walking to class because you feel like people are looking at youㄧjudging you. You feel overwhelmed. Because of this, you begin to feel weak. And, the next thing you know, you begin to feel inadequate because you feel that you are s...
Dressed in Distress
October 14, 2020
Each piece of fabric is stained differently from the bleach transforming it into something new. Every bleached pattern is different from the last. Each new rip is different and everything is one of a kind. This is Gameday Grunge. Taylor Treadwell, a senior Fashion and Merchandising major, is t...
Hip-Oh: An Exploration of the Band’s Eclectic Sound
October 13, 2020
If you're looking for a generic cover band to play your favorite songs just as you know them, a Hip-Oh performance is probably not your scene. The band's ingenuity and style makes for a performance like no other. "It's a mix between neo-soul, mixed with hip-hop with a sprinkle of jazz and funk," said C...
Quarantine Friendly Halloween Ideas
Tatiana Joseph-Saunders, Culture Reporter
October 12, 2020
I know it may be harder to figure out things to do this year, to celebrate the spooky season. You may think that this Halloween season has to be less fun, scary, or sweet with treats because of the pandemic- hopefully, this article changes your mind! Have A Spooky Bakeoff: ...
What’s Leaving Netflix in October 2020?
Tatiana Joseph-Saunders, Culture Reporter
October 9, 2020
I am sure due to quarantining, social distancing, and online classes, you have been looking for things to watch on Netflix. If you happen to find a new tv show or movie, make sure it’s not leaving the streaming site before you finish! Here’s a list of everything leaving Netflix in October 2020. A...
The Man Behind the Bird
Jenna Wiley, Editor-in-Chief
October 8, 2020
As I sit on a cold metal bench outside of the Wildlife Center at Georgia Southern University, I can hear the sounds of nature all around me. Birds are chirping, squirrels are playing in the crunchy autumn leaves and water is babbling from a nearby fountain. The first thing someone sees as they enter t...
The Road to Success: GS First Generation College Students Share Their Experiences
Noelle Walker, Editor-in-Chief of Miscellany Magazine of the Arts
October 6, 2020
Over the past five years at Georgia Southern, there has been a steady increase in the percentage of first generation college students, with the highest being a rise from 27.7% in Fall 2016 to 34.1% in Fall 2017. However, in Fall 2018, the number dropped down to 23.5%. [GRAPHIC about % of First Gen CS] Being a...
Social Media Has Changed My Generation
Tatiana Joseph-Saunders, Culture Reporter
October 5, 2020
I know, I know, this seems like an intense statement. But if you really think about it, it’s what everyone has been saying. People of all generations, ages, and backgrounds have stated time and time again that “Social media wasn’t like this when I was growing up”, “You guys [Millennials or...
Quarantine Friendly Things to Add to your Fall Bucket List
Alexis Hampton, Managing Editor
October 1, 2020
Fall is officially upon us and I know that so many of you are excited. I mean, how could you not be? So what better way to welcome the season than to….stay in? I know the situation we’re in isn’t ideal, but that doesn’t mean we can’t still enjoy ourselves. So, since COVID-19 has us all cramped...
Movies to watch in Fall that have nothing to do with Halloween
Alexis Hampton, Managing Editor
September 29, 2020
It’s officially fall! That means it’s time for movie marathons...but what if you’re tired of Halloween movies? Sure, it’s spooky season, but everybody doesn’t have to like fall for Halloween. Sometimes, it’s about aesthetics. It’s the breath-taking fall foliage and watching the leaves...
