Armstrong voter registration tables leaves students satisfied
Students eager to become first-time voters flocked to campus tables on National Voter Registration Day, seizing the chance to register and make their voices heard in upcoming elections. On Sept. 19,...
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Breaking Barriers: Dr Otis Johnson’s Journey From Protests to City Hall
“More than 50 of us went to Armstrong to pick up transfer applications. But when I realized I was the only one who actually turned it in, I had a choice: either go through with it or go back to...
View ArticleSavannah Mayoral Candidates Face Off on Gun Violence and Rent Control
Hundreds gathered at the Georgia Coastal Center on Tuesday evening to gauge the candidates’ positions on key local issues, as the mayoral race for Savannah’s 68th term intensifies. On Oct. 10, The...
View ArticleArmstrong Students Share Opinions on the Intercampus Shuttle
Since the beginning of the fall semester, the intercampus shuttle averaged 205.6 weekly riders departing from Armstrong, with students citing various reasons for using the service. Introduced in August...
View ArticleArmstrong Community Gathers for Celebrate Together 2023
Hundreds of Georgia Southern students, employees and Savannah-area residents attended the annual Celebrate Together event on the Armstrong campus. Attendance was high at the start of the event, which...
View ArticleHow the Captain’s Cupboard is Combating Food Insecurity on Campus
“I was shown the Captain’s Cupboard towards the end of my second semester as a freshman when I was here. It was a girl in the laundry room I was talking to, she told me about it because she said...
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Georgia Southern’s New Grant Aims to Ease Childcare Burden for Student-Parents
A typical morning for Juliette Parker, a junior nursing major, begins at 5 a.m. She leaves her home in Pooler to take her son to a daycare in Richmond Hill, where drop-offs are allowed between 6 a.m....
View ArticleMy Farewell to Armstrong
My sophomore year, sitting in the Intro to Journalism class, changed my life. I will always remember being captivated by the opportunity to have a voice and to write for the school paper. At that time,...
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