By Aileene-Bjork Novascotia, Staff writer When I played the first episode of “Fallen Aces” titled “Heart of Glass” back in 2024, I was greeted to one of the freshest experiences I’ve played in a while. All the pieces fit perfectly: the noir, the comic-like appearance, the depth of combat and exploration, and the replay value. More notable was how these ...
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Primetime: The Darkness Behind TV’s Darkest
By Aileene-Bjork Novascotia, Staff Writer “Tonight on Dateline, This Man Will Die” is a 2007 Esquire article written by Luke Dittrich. From a first glance, you can expect it to tackle mature subject matter, but with a name like that, you can’t help but read it. Lance Oppenheim’s debut feature film based on said article, “Primetime,” created a similar feeling ...
Read More »VSU Implements Narcan ONEboxes Around Campus
By Maddie Higdon, Photo Editor As of Sept. 15, Naloxone ONEboxes have been placed all across campus. These boxes contain a nasal spray dosage of Naloxone (Narcan) – a drug used to reverse an overdose on opioids, which include prescription painkillers and illegal drugs like heroin and fentanyl. The ONEboxes are spread in almost every building on campus. They will ...
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Read More »Editorial: Issues with Air Conditioning on Campus
Recently, students at VSU have noticed that some of the buildings on campus have been having some issues with air conditioning. Last semester, Hopper Hall had AC issues that took weeks to fix, and now some of the other buildings have been having issues as well. It’s gotten hot in major buildings, like West Hall and Bailey Science Center, and even Odum Library wasn’t ...
Read More »Finance Column: How to Swim in Money
By: Faith Forster, Managing and Graphics Editor Growing up, I was taught to save money, how to balance a checkbook, and plan for the future. As I got older, I learned how to invest money to help finance my future. This is the advice I’d like to offer. I’m guessing you’re wondering how to do it yourself, right? First, open ...
Read More »Peach and Palm brings “Scentimental Value” to downtown Valdosta
By Mallory Taylor, Staff writer When you walk in, you notice the clothes, candles and carefully chosen gifts. But before you take in any of that, you notice the smell. Maybe it’s pumpkin or lavender. Whatever the scent, it’s one of the first things that stays with you. It fills the room quietly, creating an atmosphere that feels separate from ...
Read More »Royal Affair Theme Brings New Events to VSU Homecoming
By: Maya Sawyer, Staff writer Valdosta State University’s Homecoming celebrations are set to bring a royal twist to campus this year with the theme “Royal Affair.” The theme will be reflected throughout the week’s events, with activities centered around royalty and different elements of a royal court. Candice Pace, a graduate assistant in Student Life, said the theme was chosen ...
Read More »Blazers picking up more weekly awards throughout fall sports season
By Dionte Daniel, Assistant Sports Editor Blazer athletes continue to make waves within the Gulf South Conference, as players from multiple Valdosta State athletic programs picked up GSC weekly honors last week. Volleyball junior Paola Aviles was named GSC Offensive Player of the Week, and football freshman Jabari McMillan was named GSC Freshman of the Week. Aviles picked up her award ...
Read More »VSU volleyball rebounds from GSC opener with two straight wins
By Lloydrica Hudson, Sports Editor VSU volleyball lost its Gulf South Conference opener Friday, Sept. 18, then responded with wins over Trevecca Nazarene and Auburn Montgomery to improve to 2-1 in conference play. The Blazers took the first set against Lee 25-20 on Friday at The Complex, but the Flames won the next three to take the match. Eva LaRochelle ...
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