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Student-faculty research on microplastics’ impact on local environments aided by University partnership
John Petronis and Jianzhou He, Ph.D., are studying the effects microplastics have on regional waterways and wetlands.
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Georgia Southern professor secures street name for hero of the American Revolution
Just in time for the 250th celebration of America’s independence, Bulloch County Revolutionary War hero Nicolas Anciaux is being honored.
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April Schueths, Ph.D., honored with statewide CASA Leadership Award
April Schueths, Ph.D., has been named the recipient of the 2026 CASA Board Member Leadership Award by the Georgia Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA).
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Molds, mildews, mushrooms and more: Georgia Southern professor lands grant funding for an innovative and accessible fungal curriculum and genomics project
The project aims to create a curriculum and shared knowledge pool for an underutilized, yet widely available organism: Fungi.
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Georgia Southern University engineering students featured in new Cast in Steel 2025 competition YouTube Series
University teams across the country were challenged to recreate one of George Washington’s swords to honor the nation’s 250th birthday.
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Georgia Southern’s Academic Success Center earns international tutor training program recertification
The Academic Success Center (ASC) at Georgia Southern University has earned an international recertification by the College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA) for the tutoring services it offers students.
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Association of Fraternity and Sorority Advisors names Georgia Southern Associate Dean recipient of distinguished service award
Lugo has served the students of Georgia Southern since 2013, advancing the University’s vibrant fraternity and sorority community.
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Georgia Southern celebrates National Recovery Month with library exhibit and recovery tailgate
This September, Georgia Southern University will recognize National Recovery Month with two events that celebrate Statesboro’s recovery history and community.
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Georgia Southern and Shimadzu to host second annual forensic science symposium
This year’s event offers an expanded list of speakers, poster presentations and a panel discussion covering a broad range of topics.
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A living collection: How Georgia Southern fosters research with global impact
The U.S. National Tick Collection has been housed on Georgia Southern University’s Statesboro Campus since 1990, on loan from the Smithsonian Institution. But it’s far more than a nondescript exhibit tucked away in the bottom of a building. It is a living, breathing resource and a primary research hub for scientists, students, physicians, veterinarians and public health professionals from around the world.