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Georgia Southern receives national recognition for transfer student initiatives
Georgia Southern University was named a top four-year university on the Phi Theta Kappa’s 2018 Transfer Honor Roll for creating pathways to support transfer students.
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Treasure Savannah day of service to take place in Savannah, Hinesville
On March 3 Georgia Southern University students, faculty and staff will come together to volunteer for Treasure Savannah, the biannual day of service on the Armstrong Campus in Savannah and Liberty Campus in Hinesville.
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Betty Foy Sanders Department of Art hosts Nancy Bookhart for artist talk Feb. 28
The Georgia Southern Betty Foy Sanders Department of Art (BFSDoArt) will host artist and philosopher Nancy Bookhart, MFA, for an artist talk on the Statesboro Campus, Feb. 28 at 5 p.m. in Arts Building, room 2071.
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Quarterly Survey results suggest optimism among Georgia CEO readers in New Year
The results of the 2017 fourth quarter (Q4) Georgia CEO survey suggest Georgia business leaders’ confidence levels have increased significantly since the third quarter survey.
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Georgia Southern ranked No. 8 on the 2018 Military Times 10 Best Cybersecurity Programs list
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Spring Musical ‘The Spitfire Grill’ Opens Feb. 28 on the Armstrong Campus
The triumphant musical “The Spitfire Grill” will open at the Jenkins Hall Mainstage Theatre on the Georgia Southern Armstrong Campus in Savannah, Georgia, on Feb. 28 and will run through March 4.
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‘On the Verge’ new music series continues with Grammy-winning group Third Coast Percussion
Grammy-winning quartet Third Coast Percussion will grace the stage at Georgia Southern’s Carol A. Carter Recital Hall on the Statesboro Campus, March 6 at 7:30 p.m.
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College of Education professor awarded summer fellowship
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Georgia Southern included in national 50 Best Online Master of Arts in Teaching degrees ranking
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Biology faculty develops accessible, hands-on experiments to teach evolution
Being an evolutionary biologist is no longer just for professionals. Georgia Southern Department of Biology Professor Emily Kane, Ph.D., has developed a simple kit that allows grade school students to become scientists in their own classrooms.