The Happening returns to normal Fall 2021 - The Spectator
Aug 25, 2021 · The Happening is an annual event that takes place at VSU every fall semester, which will take place on Aug 26 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the front lawn. The event helps freshmen and other students get information about clubs and organizations offered at VSU on the front lawn. Over 200 businesses, communities, organizations and department ...
Roundtable Discussion Highlights Concerns Ahead of 2024 Elections
15 hours ago · On Wednesday, Oct. 24, the Department of Political Science, alongside Pi Sigma Alpha and the National Political Science Honor Society, hosted a roundtable discussion centered on the 2024 elections and their implications for Georgia, the United States and the world.. The significance of the upcoming election looms large, with suggestions it will decisively shape the future of American society.
Meet The 2024-25 Spectator Staff
Aug 21, 2024 · Hi Blazers Nation, Phylisicia Lundy here, as The Spectators’ new Berliner Editor. I am 22 years old and enjoy activities like photography, graphic design, and shopping. I will graduate this Fall (2024) with a Bachelor of Arts in Art major and Entrepreneurship minor. ! I have 3 large pit bulls and a younger brother.
Review: VSU Brings Upscale Dining Experiences To Students
4 days ago · VSU Supper Club is an excellent way to spend a meal swipe; it is an upscale take on a down-to-earth tradition, and to those lucky enough to participate, brings a unique- but welcome- change to on-campus dining options. The next Supper Club will be hosted on Nov. 4, and features Cajun and Creole dishes, a specialty for Chef Andrew Atz.
Barnes & Noble College takes the reins of VSU’s bookstore
Oct 13, 2021 · Barnes & Noble College, a subsidiary of Barnes & Noble Education, will officially take over operation of VSU’s bookstore in the Student Union as of Oct. 18. Earlier this week, VSU Auxiliary sent out an email stating reconstruction of the bookstore began Oct. 10. Students, faculty, and staff were told they could still find course materials and ...
Editorial: VSU’s changes amongst this Homecoming season
Oct 13, 2022 · Not only has VSU been making changes, but Valdosta has made a very significant change as well that could affect students and downtown life in Valdosta. Recently, Valdosta’s City Council amended its alcohol ordinance in order to allow non-restaurant establishments to serve “beer only.”. This was done in order to attract businesses and ...
VSU COVID response still evolving - The Spectator
Oct 6, 2021 · VSU has been offering incentives for students and staff to get the COVID-19 vaccines, but not everyone is on board with being “bribed” to get the vaccine.
VSU Campus after COVID-19 - The Spectator
Aug 25, 2021 · COVID-19 changed the way campus looked and felt last year but those restrictions have come and gone. Masks, social distancing and smaller class sizes became the new norm at VSU but that has slowly faded away. Class sizes have returned to full capacity, social distancing stickers have been removed, masks are no longer mandated and quarantining ...
Upcoming Events - The Spectator
Oct 21, 2024 · Mental Health Monday. Counseling Center. Student Union Display C 2nd floor. 10/21/2024 – 11:00 AM. SHRM Meeting #4 – Resume Review and Mock Interviews. Society for Human Resource Management (VSU-SHRM) EDUC RM 1140. 10/22/2024 – 6:00 PM. VSU Volleyball vs. Auburn Montgomery.
VSU welcomes a new SGA executive team - The Spectator
Apr 20, 2023 · After the elections last week, Student Government Association announced its new executive team and senate in an email on Friday, April 14. In the election, 2,582 people voted, according to SGA. The SGA 2023-2024 executive board will consist of President William Burnett, Vice President Nevaeh Wallace and Secretary Jermaine Thomas.