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SGA Elections Start Today
By Rebecca Munday, Editor All students are urged to vote in this year's SGA election using the electronic ballot that was sent to each student's university email on Oct. 26. Students will have until 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 28 to vote. All candidates for executive officer positions, except Director of Auxiliary Services, are running... Continue Reading →
Fancy Friday
By Rebecca Munday, Editor Head on over to the Galley right now for a lunch featuring prime rib with horseradish sauce and grilled lobster tails with lemon, garlic and herb butter with lyonnaise potatoes and lemon butter broccolini for sides. The Galley also offers vegan options for anyone on a vegan diet. The vegan-friendly lunch... Continue Reading →
Commencement during a Critical Period
By Jolie Nguyen, Staff Writer We have gone through half of the fall term and it is almost time to celebrate the biggest event that marks the accomplishment of students in Georgia Southern University, the graduation ceremony. During this critical period of COVID-19, there were many questions about commencement and whether it could be held... Continue Reading →
The Board of Regents Approved Resolution to Increase In-person Instruction
By Rebecca Munday, Editor The Board of Regents (BOR) approved a resolution on Oct. 13 at their monthly meeting that would allow for the expansion of safe in-person instruction in the coming semesters. “Each campus is to maximize safe in-person instruction; ensure hybrid instruction includes a vast majority of in-person interactive instruction where appropriate and... Continue Reading →
In-Person Classes Resume After Thanksgiving
By Rebecca Munday, Editor In-person classes will resume after students come back from Thanksgiving break, according to the university’s academic calendar. “There are currently no plans to alter these calendars.” Dr. Carl Rieber, the Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs, said. “Any decision to move to one of our contingency plans would be made... Continue Reading →
