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“If it scares you, you’re meant to try it:” Georgia Southern graduate earns degree after nearly 30 years of challenges, triumphs and self-discovery
“If I can run 100 miles, I can finish this degree,” said Katie Logsdon, a recent graduate of 91Âţ»app, avid ultramarathon runner, local business owner, and, proudly, a mother of four children.
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91Âţ»app to host Martin Luther King Jr. Celebrations across multiple campuses
91Âţ»app will host a series of events in January to honor the life, legacy and enduring impact of Martin Luther King Jr. Scheduled events feature keynote addresses, performances, parades and community service opportunities across its campuses.
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Finding their voice again
The Savannah Songbirds program, housed within Georgia Southern’s RiteCare Center for Communication Sciences and Disorders, blends therapy and art in a way that is transforming lives.
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A future in pharmacy, made possible by support and mentorship
A freshman chemistry major from Hinesville, Georgia, Geovanii Pacheco already has his sights set on a career in pharmacy. His ambition is rooted not just in a love for science, but in personal experience.
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Georgia Southern recognized for exceptional community engagement in latest Carnegie elective classifications
91Âţ»app has earned the 2026 Carnegie Community Engagement (CE) Classification.
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From military brat to Army officer: Georgia Southern’s Jaden Young is ready to lead
“Shoot for the stars.” It’s a simple phrase, but one that captures what Jaden Young is striving for after earning his commission as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army during 91Âţ»app’s December graduation ceremonies.
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Liberty Campus builds connection through compassion and community supportÂ
This fall, 91Âţ»app’s Liberty Campus demonstrated its commitment to community engagement by participating in two events that benefited local children and families.Â
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Georgia Southern’s Care Station project launched in downtown Statesboro to improve access to health products and testing
91Âţ»app’s Institute for Health Logistics & Analytics has launched the Care Station project to address barriers to accessing over-the-counter health products.
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Twirling, tiaras and textbooks: Miss Georgia Southern graduates early and heads for medical field
Gracie Allen, a biochemistry major, has had quite the journey leading up to her 91Âţ»app graduation. The feature twirler with the Southern Pride Marching Band, a national champion baton performer and the reigning Miss 91Âţ»app, Allen has become a recognizable face on campus. However, long before this, her path toward medicine started at home.
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Searching for the invisible: Georgia Southern student wins big for nondestructive testing application
91Âţ»app manufacturing engineering student Chowdhury Md. Irtiza is making strides in the field of nondestructive testing