Eagle News Anchoring
Georgia Southern University live Eagle news. This week, the Southern Career Fair and Statesboro meetings went underway. Alongside, the Up in Flames event, and debate topics.
Aspiring Journalist and Editor
I am currently an undergraduate student at Georgia Southern University, graduating in Fall 2024. Here you will find some of my work throughout my college years, and any additional freelance work.
Mirror on Main Business Profile
Maria Proctor is bringing versatile modern work professional clothing for women in Statesboro with the opening of her new boutique, Mirror on Main. Proctor is no stranger to the Statesboro business scene as she has opened several businesses in the area such as: The Collective and Vine, The Quince of your Dreams and Prom Bae.
Up in Flames
Georgia Southern University’s Fire and Life Safety Division turned up the heat at the Performing Arts Center with their annual event, "Up in Flames," which offered students a valuable opportunity to learn about fire safety.
Hurricane Grocery Store Chaos
Upon reopening as one of the first grocery stores after Hurricane Helene's tremendous impact, the Publix on Tormenta found most of its shelves empty. In the wake of Hurricane Helene, the parking lots were crowded with anxious shoppers hurrying to stock up on supplies.
Oyster restoration project creates new essential habitat in Georgia
Associate professor of biology at Georgia Southern, John Carroll, works with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and helped come up with the project to do restoration along the coast and to answer questions surrounding carbon capture.
“I try to answer applied questions, and they do reef restoration,” said Carrol. “I try to do research that helps give them information that might be beneficial for them planning their projects in the future.”
With the research from these projects, Y
“I try to answer applied questions, and they do reef restoration,” said Carrol. “I try to do research that helps give them information that might be beneficial for them planning their projects in the future.”
With the research from these projects, Y
National Coming Out Day at GSU
Students celebrated National Coming out day with Outfest conducted by the Office of Multicultural Affairs on Tuesday outside Centennial Place.
Leading through Collegiate Excellence
Collegiate 100 works alongside the 100 Black Men of America. to enhance the leadership skills and community service of young African American men across the nation. By letting them develop their networking opportunities, and promoting diversity, they are one of the most distinguished organizations on the Georgia Southern Statesboro campus.
Statesboro Native going for glory
Many people are born and raised in Statesboro, but it takes a special type of person to fully excel in their environment, and leave a lasting legacy without being recognized. Kimmy Smith is a senior Public Relations major with a double minor in Communications and Multimedia Journalism. She was born right here in Statesboro Georgia, attended a local high school, and will be graduating from Georgia Southern in May.
Choosing Georgia Southern was an easy decision for her as it was where her element
Choosing Georgia Southern was an easy decision for her as it was where her element
"Blackwashing" Commentary
The recent notion of casting black actors in originally white roles has become the hot topic for many on several social media platforms. In this commentary, I speak on how in many of these roles, it does not matter what race they are.
Arthritis Found in Young Adults
Diagnosis for arthritis typically can be seen within a majority of the elderly, and it is typically found within their hands and knees. However, many young adults can find themselves with arthritis.
The Burnout of a Dancer
Many realize that the hours of pain, and the most-likely low paying job that comes from being a professional, is not worth it, and decide to pursue other things that have piqued their interest over the years, or something that they wish they had done instead of dancing.
The Environmental Impact of the Holidays
The waste created between the weeks of Thanksgiving and New Years are higher than any other point within the year. In a report from Stanford University, the waste that accumulates over these weeks in the form of shopping bags, wrapping paper, food, bows and ribbons, contributes to over 1 million tons of trash entering landfills each week.
Glitter can pollute into oceans which affects sea-creatures, and over time collect in their stomachs and cause them to die. While having a present wrapped in
Glitter can pollute into oceans which affects sea-creatures, and over time collect in their stomachs and cause them to die. While having a present wrapped in