Fall 2025 & Spring 2026

Explore the Fall 2025 and Spring 2026 issue of Georgia Southern Magazine, featuring stories of leadership, discovery and Eagle pride across the university community. This issue highlights student and alumni success, faculty research, campus growth, athletics achievements, donor impact and the people shaping what’s next for Georgia Southern. Download the full PDF or browse stories by section below.

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Features

Georgia Southern Biologist Selected as Fulbright U.S. Scholar

Advancing Science Education and Research in Vietnam Biology Professor Stephen Greiman, Ph.D., can remember the “pure excitement” he felt upon learning he had received the coveted Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award. “I was standing in the boarding line for a flight to Mongolia for fieldwork when I learned the news,” he said. “I immediately emailed my…
Georgia Southern, Georgia Tech Collaborate on Real-Time Hydration Monitoring for Athletes

Georgia Southern University is collaborating with the Georgia Institute of Technology to develop a hydration-monitoring device for athletes, as part of a broader effort to improve player safety and performance. Georgia currently ranks first nationally in preventing heat-related illness and death among athletes, and the two universities are working together to build on that success.…
Decoding Death: The Unique Science of Georgia’s Top Bug Expert

Warning: the following article is graphic in nature and is not suitable for all readers. The Gruesome Scene at the Portal Hunting Club Georgia Bureau of Investigation Agent Brett Dickerson got the call on a chilly Friday afternoon in December 2022. The Liberty County Sheriff’s Office found a woman’s remains scattered across the grounds of…
Honors Global Scholars Explore Sustainable Agriculture And Well-Being in Georgia and Ireland

When Amy Potter, Ph.D., attended a panel discussion in Ireland about environmental changes in the summer of 2023, she didn’t expect to be inspired to create a cross-disciplinary learning experience for students in Georgia Southern University’s Honors College. The geography professor had already been guiding her students through the history of Irish farming and agriculture…
Well-Being in Georgia and Ireland

When Amy Potter, Ph.D., attended a panel discussion in Ireland about environmental changes in the summer of 2023, she didn’t expect to be inspired to create a cross-disciplinary learning experience for students in Georgia Southern University’s Honors College. The geography professor had already been guiding her students through the history of Irish farming and agriculture…
Mobile Service

Student Team is on the Cutting Edge of Robotics Technology
Forensic Research

Professor Ed Mondor Brings His Focus on Forensic Entomology to Georgia Southern
Fastest Bug Alive

Research Has Documented the First Case of Wind-Powered Wheel Locomotion in the Eastern Beach Tiger Beetle