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If you’ve ever listened to the radio often or studied music in Statesboro, you may have heard of the song “Statesboro Blues”. This song was most famously written by Statesboro’s own local hero, Blind Willie McTell, best known in Statesboro for his great energy and powerful singing voice.  Although he does not really get much...

While many hear history and want to run the other way, this group of Angelo State students meets weekly to share their love of the subject and learn together in

Hey Eagles, it’s valentine’s week in Statesboro. Make the most of it with these upcoming events in the community for those who have a date, want to spend time with friends or fly solo. February 9th Trivia at Del Sur Location: 514 S Main St, Statesboro, GA 30458 Time: 7:00 PM Trivia at Loco’s Location:...

The Henderson Library is hosting an exhibition called “Americans and the Holocaust”, on display from now until March 11, in an effort to further educate the students of Georgia Southern on our country’s connection to one of the darkest moments in world history.  The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum selected Georgia Southern’s library as one of...

Last year, the Biomat USA center, managed by Grifols, opened its doors for the first time in the city of Statesboro, located in University Plaza.  Since then, they have been undergoing an ongoing mission to aid in saving the lives of those in need. A mission that can only be satiated by the well-compensated donation...

Last weekend at the William Center, a large number of students gathered around for the fun tradition of pelting each other with snowballs at the 22 Degrees event. Snow in name only of course. Countless white cotton balls blitzed through the air, hitting laughing students left and right.  Music bombarded the partying auditorium adding a...

Voting rights is a huge issue in America. It’s the deciding factor between how things are done in this country, from implementing laws, leaders and even the future of the country as a whole. It doesn’t matter where you are on party lines, the right to vote should be respected. No one knew that more...

The legendary feats of the Aboriginal Australian rebel warrior Pemulwuy, orally passed on to generations of Aboriginals, distinguish him as a great warrior!

For some who major in the entertainment industry it can be hard to find a good start. Whether you are an art major, a theater major, a music major, multimedia/film major, your opportunities may seem slim and limited. Especially in a small town like Statesboro. The world is already filled with people who believe they...

At least 10 convicts, Australia’s first bushranger and the first Eureka Stockade rebel tried for treason were of African descent, a new documentary reveals.