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Georgia Southern University’s graduate programs in public health and physical therapy have been ranked among the best in the nation by U.S. News & World Report.

The next food drop will be on Saturday, April 19 at Statesboro High School. Please plan to arrive EARLY to get in line. Food will be provided for 1,000 families, and everyone is welcome.

Organizations can support their community and fill their summer programs by taking advantage of the free listing opportunity on Grice Connect.

Tickets are on sale now for the planetarium's last public show of the spring semester. Classic Led Zeppelin hits such as “Kashmir,” “Immigrant Song,” and “Stairway to Heaven” are given the live cosmic light show treatment.

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In a town hall meeting marked by both hope and uncertainty, EGSC students, faculty, and staff engaged with university leaders to discuss the transition plans following the merger with Georgia Southern.

City Manager Charles Penny addressed housing concerns, the All-America City Award application, and upcoming budget planning at the April 15 City Council meeting.

Georgia Southern University’s mechanical engineering program received a major boost with a $3 million donation of advanced automotive simulation software from global industry leader AVL List GmbH.

Mylissa Gregory, a 2011 Radiologic Technology graduate, was honored as Ogeechee Technical College’s 2025 Distinguished Alumni Award winner during the second annual "We Are OTC" celebration on April 3.

The Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia voted Tuesday to maintain the current tuition rates for in-state students, emphasizing affordability and access.