When it comes to the classroom, students should have to worry about tests and papers, not how they are dressed.

Suspicious activity was afoot on Friday, or so one student thought. The VSU police department was notified by a student that a male in a blue windbreaker was asking students to see student IDs by the Bailey Science Center. Thressea Boyd, assistant to the president for communications, sent out a mass e-mail alert to faculty, [...]

Three Brookstone Apartment units were broken into between Christmas Eve and Dec. 26. While police reports have not been filed for two of the units, over $3,000 in electronics, including a flatscreen TV, an iPod and three laptops, were stolen from the third unit. Senior, art education major Melissa Lambert said her roommate came home [...]

The turkey has been carved and served. Now the eggnog is ready to be doled out, the presents are ready to be bought and wrapped, the decorations are ready to be strung, lit and hung. Finals and Christmas break is in sight. What other perfect star on the holiday tree than the Michael Bublé Christmas [...]

Ashley Cinemas, Valdosta’s $1.99 theatre, might one day be no more when VSU’s purchase of the theatre becomes finalized. VSU’s proposal to purchase Ashley Cinemas for various possibilities such as parking space, lecture halls and even for demolition was approved in September by the University System of Georgia Board of Regents. “We have to look [...]

If Fox News serves as your primary news source, find a new source. Depriving and slanting information defeats the point of a news organization.

Nov. 11, 2011. 11/11/11. A rare date of wish making and parties was also an annual date of remembrance, or did you forget? By the looks of the crowd, or lack thereof, on the front lawn for VSU’s National Roll Call, it would seem so. From 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., 52 people within the [...]

The annual International Education Week, IEW, is designed to promote the importance of international education, exchange, travel and awareness. The week will consist of the following events: Tuesday:“Experiencing the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands” Bailey Science Center 3009, 7 p.m. Wednesday:“Carsulae” excavations lecture UC Theatre, 7 p.m. Thursday:Study Abroad Table Student Union, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Student [...]

Breaking News: Classes were cancelled on North Campus Thursday due to a gas leak caused during the parking deck construction at South Georgia Medical Center. A gas line was ruptured by an excavator during construction at about 3:45 p.m., according to an official SGMC statement. Faculty, staff and students were advised to evacuate all North [...]

They marched. They fought. They shouted, protested and prayed. And they won. Tuesday marked the final day of Valdosta voting. Along with the new mayor (congratulations John Gayle), Sunday alcohol referendum (alcohol is now sold on Sundays in Valdosta, awesome) and Valdosta Council at Large, the no school consolidation movement succeeded. While a few, the [...]

Police attack Occupy protests in Denver. Police fire tear gas at anti-Wall Street protesters. These two headlights glimpse into the various violent police attacks on the Occupy groups. In Denver this past weekend, police pepper sprayed, fired rubber bullets at and arrested protesters. A total of 77 people have been arrested since the start of [...]