From the lab to the marsh, Georgia Southern students lead summer science research
Student research investigates everything from smart windows to marsh plant growth.
Georgia Southern University leads effort to increase literacy in Georgia
The College of Education is delivering programs that will overhaul how we prepare literacy coaches and teachers.
All in: Golden Eagles Athletics rounds out leadership team with head coaching, administrative hires
Georgia Southern University Golden Eagles Athletics has completed its head coaching and administrative staff ahead of the program’s inaugural NAIA season, announcing the addition of Justin Tucek as head men’s basketball coach and Dustin Wager as the new men’s and women’s cross country programs’ first head coach.
Georgia Southern earns first STARS silver rating for sustainability achievements
Georgia Southern University has earned its first-ever STARS Silver rating from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE) in recognition of the University’s commitment to sustainability. STARS, the Sustainability Tracking, Assessment and Rating System, measures and encourages sustainability across all aspects of higher education. The Silver rating moves Georgia Southern up from its previous Bronze rating.
The science of justice: Georgia Southern’s new Center for Forensic Sciences puts unique expertise at investigators’ fingertips
The Center will bring faculty across the University together to assist law enforcement while giving students real-world experience.
Building teams and belonging: Dorsey Howarth’s journey to becoming a champion for student wellness
For Dorsey Howarth, the transition from high school sports fields to college wasn’t just about finding a classroom, it was about finding a team.
Two student groups head to Germany for summer performances
Thirty-seven students will visit Germany this summer thanks to support from the Office of Research and Economic Development and the Halle Foundation.
Georgia Southern University receives state funding for Georgia’s first college of optometry, literacy center
Georgia Southern University has received a state investment of nearly $40 million to support several projects that address critical needs throughout the state, including the first college of optometry in Georgia and an applied reading center.
Georgia Southern selected as Census Bureau hub
The partnership places the University as an access point between regional experts and the public.