Friday May 17 | Statesboro Herald
Robert Byrd of Statesboro, left, celebrates with fellow Ogeechee Technical College graduate Dotty Walker of Newington following Thursday's 2013 Spring Commencement at Hanner Fieldhouse.
GSU employee helps Haitian children
Marie Denis-Luque enjoys her job as a research project manager in the Jiann-Ping Hsu College of Public Health at Georgia Southern University.
Opportunities Improve For Recent Graduates
Students participate in the spring 2013 commencement ceremony at Georgia Southern University.
East Georgia College partners with Georgia Regents University
East Georgia State College students can now take classes at Georgia Regents University in Augusta following approval of a cooperative academic program Tuesday by the University System of Georgia's Board of Regents.
Splash summer season starts Saturday
The gates will open at 10 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. The park will also be open Sunday from noon until 6 p.m. Splash in the Boro will close again on Monday and will reopen for seven-day-a-week operations beginning May 25.
Big challenges ahead for GSU in first year of FBS
New Georgia Southern University director of athletics Tom Kleinlein, center, talks about the university's move into the Sun Belt Conference at the recent Effingham Eagle Club meeting.
Duties: Dodson will manage all aspects of the material sales commercial and residential surfacing company such as tile, stone and wood.
Savannah mother's loss sparks push to save lives
Karen Sensabaugh, left, and Susan Collins give support to nurse Lisa Wilson, center, as the White Bluff Elementary School surprises her by planting a tree in her son's honor.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Edwards of Statesboro announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Shannon Danielle Edwards, to Travis Chance, son of Sharon Chance of Evans and the late Wayne Chance Sr.
State could proceed with port deepening
The state's commitment to deepening Savannah's harbor could extend to starting the work at state expense, Gov.
College ministry groups team up for Unity Week
Impact, Wesley, and Awaken campus ministries students left the campus of Georgia Southern to serve the community with food, fun, fellowship, and worship at Butler Homes during "I Am One Unity Week." Three faith-based organizations at Georgia Southern University recently completed a powerful week of ministry.
Newborns receive GSU Eagle blankets
Georgia Southern alumna Kelley Burns and newborn son Grayson receive the first Eagle Fund baby blanket from the Georgia Southern Athletic Foundation at the Women's Pavilion of East Georgia Regional Medical CenterTuesday.
Students: GSU experience largely influenced by high school
Nan LoBue, a lecturer in the Department of Writing and Linguistics at Georgia Southern University, presides over a small work group from her composition II freshman level class as Taylor Greene, 19, of Covington, far left, gives feedback to fellow student Lauren Weigand, 18, right of McDonough.
Herty celebrates milestone anniversary
Steve Bisson/Savannah Morning News - Dignitaries fill the front row of the 75th anniversary celebration of the Herty Advancement Materials Development Center.
Dogs help GSU students through 'ruff' week
Georgia Southern University freshmen Mallory Rogers of Stone Mountain, far right, and Andrianna Odell of St.
Rape suspect on the loose in Statesboro
Police say on Monday at 1:30 a.m. they responded to The Cove at Georgia Southern University after receiving reports of multiple men having sex with an unconscious female.
Professors: Students need better preparation for college
Nan LoBue, a lecturer in the Department of Writing and Linguistics at Georgia Southern University, gives some pointers to Taylor Greene, 19, of Covington, during a small work group session from her composition II freshman level class.LoBue feels that high school students need more time "learning to analyze and craft the sophisticated written ... (more)
Fallen GSU student's family donates defibrillator
Cory Joseph Wilson's life was cut short too soon, but he has left a lasting impression on the College of Business Administration at Georgia Southern University.
GSU students help design homeless shelter
A proposed homeless shelter in Statesboro took one more step toward reality, thanks to a class of Georgia Southern University students.
Langston Chapel Middle School teacher Jemelleh Coes addresses the local news media Monday afternoon in the school's media center.