By: Faith Forster Managing and Graphics Editor Have you ever wondered why our nation’s two largest representatives have the ...

Valdosta State University’s campus bookstore is getting a new look and a new name after the university’s contract with Barnes ...

A new immigration policy restricting duration of stay for international students has sparked concern among VSU students and ...

As the 2026 midterm gets closer, international conflicts, voter turnout, and emerging political issues could influence the ...

The provost position at VSU is changing hands.  Starting in January of 2027, Dr. Dana Nichols will be  the new Interim ...

The Student Government Association (SGA) talked about how scooters are affecting VSU campus at its first general meeting of ...

It seems that no matter where a student looks on the VSU campus anymore, Artificial Intelligence (AI)  looks back at ...

The Lowndes County Board of Commissioners passed a two-month moratorium on applications for Artificial Intelligence (AI) data centers on Aug. 25. Unanimously voted by the commissioners, this ...

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 ...

Every year around early September on a Monday in the United States and Canada, Labor Day is celebrated near and far. Other countries around the world celebrate it as “International Workers’ Day,” ...

On Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2025, a student discovered an anonymous message written on a stoplight box – located near the corner of North Patterson and College street – across the street from the VSU Wesley ...

VSU’s Blazer Dining welcomed a new executive chef this week during their monthly supper club, bringing more than four decades of culinary experience to campus. Executive Chef Tyrone, originally from ...