Student Enrollment Continues to Decline

Rebecca Munday, Staff Writer A new report shows 2019 enrollment is down 1.3 percent from 2018. “Enrollment is, and will continue to be, our No. 1 priority,” said President Dr. Kyle Marrero in the official press release on the subject. “I’m pleased with the work we have done in the last six months to mediate […]

Press Freedom Through The Lens of 19th-Century Mexico

Thuy-Linh Dang, Staff Writer Dr. Corinna Zeltsman, Assistant Professor for the History Department, shared the work from her current book project, “Ink Under the Fingernails: Printing Politics in the 19th -Century Mexico” during the latest Robert I. Strozier Faculty Lecture. The lecture was on Nov. 15 in the Ogeechee Theater. Her topic was “Rethinking Press […]

SVA Celebrates Veterans with Lunch

Rachel Hammond, Staff Writer In celebration of Veteran’s Week, the Student Veterans of America (Armstrong Chapter) (SVA) provided a complimentary lunch for those who served our country. Nov. 13, student veterans gathered to enjoy a Chick-Fil-A lunch and good company. According to GSU 2018 Fast Facts, approximately eight percent of all students enrolled at Georgia […]

Movember Is For Mustaches

Javanna Rogers, Staff Writer SAE hosted a Movember Volleyball Tournament to raise funds for the Movember Foundation on Nov. 15 at the Sports Center. “We raised money for the Movember foundation. During the month of November, our [frat] brothers grew out our mustaches to raise awareness to men’s health issues, such as prostate cancer, testicular […]

Southern Express Rolls Onto Armstrong and Statesboro

Kee’Ara Smith, Staff Writer A new campus transit system called Southern Express is offering the Armstrong campus free and convenient transportation to the Statesboro campus to continue to unite the University Community. The bus picks up students from the Armstrong campus and makes stops throughout the Statesboro campus. Although the bus does not run on […]