Dear Reflector readers, If you're a student at Georgia Southern University, welcome back! I hope Winter Break left you rested and restored for the spring semester. Personally, I could use another week or two to drink hot cocoa and stay indoors...
Sarah Gearhart is the owner of Free Spirit Pottery, where customers can purchase pottery or hand-craft their own creations. Photo by Elizabeth Gross. Free Spirit Pottery, a small business on downtown main street in Statesboro, made roughly $45,000...
Image courtesy of naacp.org The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is a prominent organization at Georgia Southern University. Their purpose is to create justice for people of color and educate and encourage them to have a voice...
Photo courtesy of Blake Kessler When I walked into the lobby of The Ted Smith Family Center at Paulson Stadium, one thought stood out over all the others: This is a school that’s proud of its football. The Ted Smith Family Center is home to football...
Intimate family relics speckle the parlor in the old row house on East Charleston Street in Savannah: a wobbly baby stroller by the doorway, a childhood portrait of a wealthy cousin, gilded molding funded by the same wealthy cousin. Original hardwood...
Lingerie-clad ushers and dancers, called Transylvanians, greet the guests at the Averitt Center for the Arts on a cool October evening. It is 2017, the last year Megan Bowen and her husband, Charlie, will play the roles of Magenta and Dr. Frank N. Furter...
It’s not uncommon to see dogs on campus. We see them on the way to class all the time, but it is important we don’t assume the animal is just a pet someone is taking for a walk. Some of these dogs are likely to be service animal. Some wear vests and other...
On Tuesdays at 7 p.m., The Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) holds a meeting called “Coffee Talk” where its members and any Georgia Southern student can gather and discuss topics involving gender and sexuality minorities (GSM). According to Dr. Clare...
A man in a banana suit, safari-clad moderators and hordes of students carrying Nerf Blasters met at 10 p.m. on the Georgia Southern University campus last week to play Humans vs Zombies. Notebook in hand, I observed the game unfold. Before that...
Most times when people talk about going to college, they’re excited about attending a university very far away. People always hear that it’s good to move away from home and expand your horizons. Going to college somewhere else has always been a good...
