I left my last class of the day in a frenzy as I desperately needed to breathe in fresh air and look at something other than a textbook. A serene environment made up of luscious greenery and calming sounds...
After dusting off a box and going through a collection of old pictures, the Reflector staff discovered a few forgotten photos of Georgia Southern events, dating from 1993 to 2001.
Let...
Didn’t watch the Oscars? Don’t worry, the Reflector has you covered on the top moments you missed, including the slap…
“The slap heard around the world”
Yes, really, that’s the name it...
Most people do not expect religion and philosophy to be in the same conversation. Often, the two subjects can be seen as oppositional. In 2020, Georgia Southern faculty member, Dr. Dan Larkin, decided...
Flavorful popsicles, cultural food, henna designs, music and gulal flooded Statesboro’s Georgia Avenue this past Tuesday. This annual celebration of the arrival of spring and end of winter brought together...
I am currently 21-years-old, just four years away from my quarter-life crisis, which feels like it started a bit prematurely. As a senior in college with graduation right around the corner, the fears of...
Group fitness instructors put an athletic spin on the popular music festival “Coachella” earlier this month at the RAC. The group fitness room was transformed into a huge glow party and students were...
Saint Paddy’s Day is right around the corner, conveniently during Georgia Southern’s spring break. No matter if your plans are to head to Savannah decked out in green, or celebrate in your living room,...
“The Batman”, directed by Matt Reeves, brings audiences to a Gotham City we’ve seen before. Reeves adds a unique perspective to a noir crime mystery starring a more human Batman as he faces a new...
Spring break is here and during all the cramming for midterms, you forgot to plan your break. Hotels are booked, everyone has plans and you’re out of ideas, where do you go?
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina...
In 1978, Italy was in chaos following the kidnapping and brutal murder of Prime Minister, Aldo Moro, by Red Brigade terrorists. Riots, violence and school closures led Valerio Valeri, a consultant for...
If you’ve ever listened to the radio often or studied music in Statesboro, you may have heard of the song “Statesboro Blues”. This song was most famously written by Statesboro’s own local hero,...
