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Georgia Southern honors student credits University with successes, heads to medical school
Georgia Southern spring 2018 graduate Kristi St. Clair never imagined her summer job working at a marina would help determine her career path.
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Georgia Southern students to present multimedia projects at two pre-commencement showcases
Georgia Southern’s Russell Union Theater on the Statesboro Campus will be the scene of two multimedia showcases May 3-4 displaying student work created during the 2017-2018 academic year.
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Georgia Southern provides students with new opportunities to ‘Start Now’
Georgia Southern University is hosting events specifically tailored for transfer and non-traditional students. Students who want to attend Georgia Southern University have a unique opportunity to START NOW through events that will provide opportunities to meet with a counselor about same-day admission decisions and to meet with an academic advisor to start classes this summer. Start Now events are offered at the University’s three campuses in May.
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Special multicultural graduation celebrations to take place at Georgia Southern May 3
On May 3, special graduation events at Georgia Southern University will provide a meaningful experience for the University’s graduating students.
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Georgia Southern alumnus named administrator of new micro hospital
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Georgia Southern to host STEM camps this summer
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Georgia Southern graduate admissions specialist Naronda Wright appointed to national board of governors
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Student-made go-karts try to out-race, out-maneuver and out-tug rivals at Georgia Southern University’s Engineering Design Challenge
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Georgia Southern professor elected president of the Georgia Entomological Society
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Student research recognized during 2018 CURIO Symposium
Thirty undergraduate students in the College of Arts and Humanities and College of Behavioral and Social Sciences at Georgia Southern University presented their research during the 2018 Center for Undergraduate Research and Intellectual Opportunities (CURIO) Symposium on April 10 at the Carroll Building on the Statesboro Campus.