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A* The Lowndes Veterans Council will present its annual Veterans Day program from 10-11 a.m. today at Bazemore-Hyder Stadium.
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The Student Health Center at Valdosta State University is now providing the H1N1 influenza vaccine to high-risk students, faculty and staff.
As the world commemorates the 20th anniversary this week of the fall of the Berlin Wall, two Valdosta State University professors are planning a German trip for students next year.
New Direction Tour to inspire students at VSU
Author Kevin Powell will visit Valdosta State University Wednesday as part of an eight-city tour to facilitate conversations with black middle school and high school students.
Gender Equality Organization Spreads Message On Campus
A V.S.U. student-run organization, known as S.U.R.G.E., which stands for Students United for Real Gender Equality, set up shop by West Hall today to promote "Love Your Body Week." Students came by to get pamphlets and talk with club leaders about issues surrounding women, gender and sexuality.
VSU honor society named premier chapter
International business honor society Beta Gamma Sigma named Valdosta State University BGS a Premier Chapter for achieving an 85 percent acceptance rate among students who qualify for membership.
Nobel Prize winner speaks in Tifton
Tifton, GA - Dr. Harry Kroto, a winner of the 1996 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, spoke to almost 100 college educators at the UGA Tifton Campus Conference Center on Friday afternoon on "Teaching Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math to Students in the 21st Century." The first ever Southern Georgia Regional STEM Institute continues through noon on ...
The Valdosta State University Planetarium will present the second show of its 2009-10 season tonight, focusing its "telescope" on 20th Century astronomy, in Astronomy Grows Up and Out! Presentations will be given by Dr.
It takes a lot of courage for a student to take on 13 Advanced Placement courses during their high school career... Kate Bohlmann, 19, has proven that having Crohn's Disease cannot stop her from achieving high academic success as she heads off to Georgia Tech.
After suffering a stroke as he began his third year of chiropractic school in Marietta, Quitman native Walter Romine Jr.
Hit the Road for Valdosta, Ga.
It's just north of the Florida/Georgia border, far enough away that you feel you've had a real vacation but close enough to drive.
Grant creates shared library for Georgia's colleges
Georgia Tech received $857,000 to create a digital library to be shared by colleges in the University System of Georgia.
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Georgia Tech Library Receives Grant for Digital Repository Collaborative
The Library and Information Center at Georgia Tech received more than $850,000 from the Institute of Museum and Library Services to create a repository service for the several member institutions in University System of Georgia.
Nancy Bryan, CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Georgia, Inc. has announced the hiring of new program staff for the agency.
Abel Haskins, a Valdosta State University student, throws an old pallet onto a junk pile at the National Make A Difference Day neighborhood clean up project site off U.S. 41 Saturday.
A total of 556 citizens cast ballots during the nine-day early voting period that came to an end Friday.
VSU will unveil new polling center
Starting next week Valdosta State University will be unveiling a new polling center helping to cut down previously long lines and make voting a little more convenient for students, faculty, and even those in the nearby community and as I found out earlier this week it's an idea that catching on with other college towns throughout Georgia.
VSU Art hosts Medical Illustration show
Valdosta State University's halls of art take a walk down the halls of medicine later this week.
Tuesdaya TMs speaker at the Bainbridge Rotary Club meeting will likely win the prize for traveling the longest distance to speak.
Community fall festival planned for VSU
Food, fun and prizes all to benefit a good cause is the theme for Valdosta State University's Children's Community Fall Festival.
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