This past Thursday, October 20th, the Armstrong campus hosted its annual event: Celebrate. The campus was filled with academic departmental booths, student organization booths, and booths sharing about businesses within the community. We sat down with Megan Feasel of Campus Reaction, a committee member, to help plan this event and see what her take on.
Georgia Southern’s Theater Department of the Armstrong campus recently performed The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940 which I attended on the evening of Thursday, October 6. This stage play focuses on a group of creatives, a wealthy estate owner, and a German maid who all find themselves caught in the middle of the elusive “Stage.
The 41st annual Savannah Jazz Festival has come and gone with a week of live music starting on Tuesday, September 20 at the Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum and ending on Sunday, September 25 at Georgia Southern’s Fine Arts Hall. The festival featured performances from dozens of artists including ensemble bands, orchestras, quartets and.
Students have the opportunity to join forces with the Alternative Breaks program to go on service-focused trips, where they can learn about community engagement and lead initiatives against a range of social issues. Alternative Breaks is a service program managed by the Office of Leadership and Community Engagement, in which students can serve and/or lead.
Students are allowed to help choose what will be taking over the space inside the Student Union that the Gus Mart formerly occupied. Students can also learn about a program that will help them with their required course materials by the first day of classes. I recently met with Derick Robertson, the Director of Retail.