Written by Ritsuki Miyazaki Meet Juliana Boehm, a VSU tennis player and cross country runner. She was born in Sochi, Russia, and grew up in Mannheim, Germany. Her accomplishments include being named one of the Gulf South Conference Runners of the Week in 2012. Even in the middle of the season, Boehm
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Written by Ritsuki Miyazaki VSU African American Studies presented the Sankofa African American Museum on Wheels on Wednesday, which showcased African American history. The exhibit will be from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. today in the University Center Magnolia Room. Angela Jennings, the owner and the curator of the museum, established Sankofa
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Written by Ritsuki Miyazaki Parking issues on campus continue to rise as students take advantage of disabled parking spaces on campus. According to the VSU Parking Department, there are a total of 6,063 parking spaces on campus. 4,337 spots are designated for students, and 184 are designated as disabled parking spaces. To
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Written By Ritsuki Miyazaki Dance with your heart and feel the music at Motion Dance Studios in Valdosta. Motion Dance Studios offers a wide variety of dances including Latin, ballroom, fitness, and hip hop. Alvaro Leyva, studio owner and instructor, and Hannah Moore, instructor, have more than five years of experience as professional dancers.
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By Ritsuki Miyazaki Two former VSU students are now making wild history on the reality TV show “Ax Men,” which airs on the History Channel. Dave Stone, 35, and Chris Miller, 24, are the crew members of DreadKnots river logging, and are also cast members of the sixth season of “Ax Men,” which
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Written by Ritsuki Miyazaki According to VSUPD media log, four cases of marijuana use have been reported on campus in the past six months. “New Years, sometimes, we see a little bit of rise of students smoking marijuana,” Scott Doner, director of VSUPD, said. Doner suggests students should contact a resident assistant or call
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By Ritsuki Miyazaki The sweet sound of a symphony could be heard during the Tunes for Tots performance from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday in the Whitehead Auditorium. The annual event, held by the Valdosta Symphony Guild, was designed to introduce the several instruments played by the child orchestra. “Tunes for
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President Barack Obama announced and signed a series of executive orders Wednesday with the intention of curbing gun violence. This comes on the heels of a series of shootings that have occurred in the last 12 months, such as the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Conn., that killed 27, and the massacre
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If you see three sheets in the wind, don’t worry, it’s not about drinking—it’s about advertising. Many students are looking for efficient and creative ways to advertise their organizations, events and even conduct personal business. Most organizations often revert to using sheet-signs. Student looking to hang sheet signs are required to bring them to the
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The outdoor CORE challenge course looks innocent enough in the daylight, but as the sun goes down the cackling of evil clowns and the screams of terrified students can be heard for miles. The annual haunted trail ran ended Tuesday, but not before everyone got to experience this year’s circus theme. “Since we’re on the
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