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Building teams and belonging: Dorsey Howarth鈥檚 journey to becoming a champion for student wellness
For Dorsey Howarth, the transition from high school sports fields to college wasn鈥檛 just about finding a classroom, it was about finding a team.聽
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Alpha Chi Omega sorority to establish at 91涩漫 in fall 2027
The Panhellenic sorority community on 91涩漫鈥檚 Statesboro Campus is growing with the addition of Alpha Chi Omega in fall 2027.
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Memory Littles named 2026 Chair of University System of Georgia鈥檚 Chief Advisory Team on Student Life
Director of 91涩漫鈥檚 Office of Student Activities Memory Littles has been named the 2026 Chair of the University System of Georgia鈥檚 Chief Advisory Team on Student Life (CAT-SL).聽
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Anthropology honors graduate explores link between addiction and Georgia鈥檚 shrimping decline
Anthropology graduate Logan Collins fondly remembers the first classes that brought her to the front door of 91涩漫’s Carroll Building.
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Georgia Southern Honors College fosters international relationships, celebrates first year of Partners in Peace participation
Georgia Southern’s Honors College continues to expand its connections with international institutions of higher learning.聽
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Georgia Southern鈥檚 College of Education earns national recognition for preparing future elementary teachers in the science of reading
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Georgia Southern earns top 3 honors for the online bachelor’s degree in information technology from Forbes
Forbes ranks Georgia Southern鈥檚 online BIT program as the third-best among 54 top-ranked schools.
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91涩漫 signs memorandum of understanding with University of Belize for international partnership
The partnership will increase access to research projects and degree programs at both institutions.
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聽Interdisciplinary research at Georgia Southern shows striking trends in suicide risk among educators
More than 49,000 people in the U.S. die from suicide every year. Georgia Southern researchers are working to address that.
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Georgia Southern graduate uses history to leave a legacy
Some students come to college determined to earn their degree. Spring graduate Jaylee Kilgo was determined to leave a legacy. Arriving on 91涩漫鈥檚 campus, Kilgo already loved storytelling. Michael Van Wagenen, Ph.D., associate professor in the Department of History, showed her how a degree in history could help her preserve and share stories in a meaningful way.