As you put the finishing touches on your packing list, it can be easy to forget the simple things. To help you prepare to ...

Dear Class of 2030, Right now, you are probably panicking, realizing that you are moving to college in a few weeks. Do you ...

On May 19, Georgia voters will take to the polls in a highly contested primary election with local, state and national seats being on the ballot. We talked to Georgia Southern professor Joshua Kennedy ...

After a 6-month break from performing, the alternative rock band “Illicit Vision” is back in the Savannah music scene. Kicking off their return to the stage last weekend at the Portal Arcade and Bar, ...

What started as a wildfire in Brantley County, GA, has now stretched across South Georgia. Fueled by drought, wind, and dry areas, the fire has destroyed homes, forced emergency evacuations, and ...

Jack woke up in a strangers bed again. This time, though, she, whatever her name was, woke up before him. As he staggered into the kitchen, his throat still dry and his eyes crusted, he found her ...

The time is 11:23 p.m. You have a discussion post due at midnight and a quiz the next morning. So much to do and so little time. The solution: a neon-colored drink and blind confidence. At Georgia ...

George-Anne Staff: Tell me about your role with SGA? Natassia Mason: “I am a senator at large, which essentially means that I kind of overlook the entire student body, so I’m not necessarily assigned ...

A semicolon is used when an author ends a sentence but has more to say. It’s a reminder that a story can change its direction, pause, and, despite its climax, continue forging ahead. When used ...

The countdown to the last day of the semester has begun. As the days go by, we get closer and closer to never-ending beach trips, spontaneous adventures with friends, and freedom from dreaded 8 a.m.

The word “disability” makes it seem that there is something wrong with us. People with disabilities did not choose their disorder or illness, so students with disabilities have to push themselves very ...

Although young people tend to not vote, especially in midterm election years, current political tensions and general increased interest may change this in the upcoming midterm election season. Less ...