Spring 2017
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Still Going Strong
He’s 84 years old and small in stature, but in the weightlifting world, Howard Cohen (‘61) is a giant.
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The power of Memory
Lori Amy said she started working in Albania in 2009 because it is closer to Pakistan than Savannah, Georgia.
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Two Faculty Honored for Excellence
Derek Larson is the MFA graduate program director and associate professor in the Betty Foy Sanders Department of Art. Gulzar H. Shah, Ph.D., is the associate dean for research in the Jiann-Ping Hsu College of Public Health.
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Advancing Battery Technology
The University’s Herty Advanced Materials Development Center is helping Dreamweaver International bring breakthrough battery separator to market.
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Around the Circle
Check out the latest news from the University’s colleges.
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Be True to Your Own Voice
73-year-old professor and poet Nikki Giovanni still enjoys the ‘give-and-take.’
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The Boro Goes Blue
Statesboro named a grand prize winner (3rd place) in the America’s Best Communities competition for Blue Mile.
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Business Innovation Group Assists Entrepreneurs
Starting a business can be a daunting task. Entrepreneurs have to do business research, get a business license, find funding, test products, find office space, find distribution options and a whole lot more before they open their doors to the public. In Statesboro, however, this difficult process now begins with a simple drive downtown to…
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Athletics
Georgia Southern University provides nearly 400 student-athletes who play in one of the 17 Division-I varsity programs with not only the opportunity to earn a college education but to also grow as an individual, give back to the community and positively represent the University for a lifetime. With some of the highest grade point averages…
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Sidelines
Sports briefs from the fields, courts, greens, pools, tracks and ranges of the GS Eagles.