The Oracle, University of South Florida, FL
2 days ago by Harrison Reed, Assistant News Editor
Matt Dolson puts on a hat and heavy jacket - covering all exposed skin - before he steps into the Florida summer heat. He only has to walk about 100 yards from his front door to stand in the place where, three months ago, an explosion nearly killed him.
His recently grafted skin is more sensitive than a newborn's and constricts his limbs in a restrictive embrace.
The Daily Gamecock, University of South Carolina, SC
13 hours ago
Student Printz, University of Southern Mississippi, MS
1 day ago by Bob Worth
Student Printz, University of Southern Mississippi, MS
1 day ago by Eric Nagurney
The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA
10 hours ago
Students are charging their peers too much for ticketsI'd like to say how appalled I am by the way University students are treating each other when it comes to tickets. I had planned on supporting the team by attending every game this season. However, this may not be possible since I did not receive tickets to all of the games.
Student Printz, University of Southern Mississippi, MS
1 day ago by Patrick Fisackerly
The Oracle, University of South Florida, FL
2 days ago
Monday Aug. 25 CREATE-A-CUPCAKE Presented by Sigma Sigma Rho Marshall Student Center (MSC) 3704, 11am-2pm Free cupcakes SPLASH BASH Presented by Housing and Residential Education Andros Pool, 12pm-2pm Free food WELCOME TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD Presented by Housing and Residential Education Beta Fields (Behind Beta Hall), 6pm-8pm Free pizza Tuesday Aug.
The Daily Gamecock, University of South Carolina, SC
2 days ago by Liz Segrist
News Editor
The new online ticket system created to eliminate long lines for football games has upset many students, though many are content with it.
The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA
20 hours ago by KRISTEN COULTER
Upset sophomores and juniors sounded off on Facebook, in letters and via telephone calls Sunday after discovering they were awarded a split football season ticket package.
"I'm frustrated with the Athletic Association," Will Brown, a sophomore from Roswell, said.
The Oracle, University of South Florida, FL
2 days ago by Candace Braun, Editor in Chief
Being a USF football fan isn't for the fair-weathered or the indecisive. At least, not if that fan is a student hoping to get into Raymond James Stadium for free come game day. With the launch of the University's online ticketing system this fall, students will have to apply early to receive tickets to each home football game and prepare to be punished if they opt out of using them.
The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA
2 days ago by TYLER ESTEP
Having already toppled every college football poll in the land, coach Mark Richt has decided to take on another challenge - bowling. Richt, an avid bowler, is starting his "Coach Richt Bowling Challenge" on Thursday, and everybody's invited. "If anyone's looking for a place to have fun without having to put alcohol to their lips, then this is their place," he said.
The Daily Gamecock, University of South Carolina, SC
2 days ago by Chris Cox
The Inkwell, Armstrong Atlantic State University, GA
3 days ago by Kristen Alonso
During the summer break, nine incidents of auto entry occurred on Armstrong's campus, and on Aug. 10, Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police Department (SCMPD) arrested a suspect in connection with the crimes.
The suspect, Eddie Williams, is also implicated in an alleged attempted murder during a robbery of a cab driver in Louisiana on June 16.
The Southern, Florida Southern College, FL
5 days ago by Laura Howell
Florida Southern College began its fall semester with Orientation to acclimate freshmen and transfer students to their new home. After four days of orientation activities, meetings and fun, new students were ready for their adventures as Mocs.
As students and parents arrived on campus Aug.
The Southern, Florida Southern College, FL
4 days ago by Alexandra Gauthier
When returning students stepped foot on campus this year, they were greeted by a different Florida Southern College than the one they had left behind last May.
FSC officials were hard at work this summer, bringing about changes in an attempt to improve life for students on campus.
College of Charlston George Street Observer, College of Charlston, SC
5 days ago by Jason Torres and Sam Williford
Due to ongoing problems with the Bellsouth weight room, Campus Recreation Services discontinued use of the facility. Beginning Aug. 25, East Shore Athletic Club will be the new recreation facility for C of C students.
College of Charlston George Street Observer, College of Charlston, SC
3 days ago
The College announced on Aug. 15 that thousands are expected to attend the first ever Georgestock block party. The party will be held on Sunday, Aug. 24 on George Street and in the Cistern. The event is free for everyone who has a valid C of C ID.
Local DJ Matthew Bower will provide music and bands INine and American Bang will perform at the party that starts at 7 p.
College of Charlston George Street Observer, College of Charlston, SC
1 hour ago by Katie Bartter
This past February, Larry King was shot by fellow classmate, Brandon McInerney. No, not the famous TV personality, but an 8th grade homosexual boy in California.
Because the adopted parents of Larry K. have recently filed a lawsuit against the E.O Green Junior High, the tragedy has surfaced to the top of the media once again.
The West Georgian, State University of West Georgia, GA
10 hours ago by Nikki Little
Over 5,000 freshmen join the University of West Georgia's student community this fall.
Before student parking becomes practically non-existent, forcing students to park on green curbs, and classes are over crowded, the new freshmen class had to first move in.
The West Georgian, State University of West Georgia, GA
8 hours ago by Kristen Harris
Many individuals died over the summer that many students cared about. These four touched a special place in the hearts of several of TWG's staff, in life and in death.
The West Georgian, State University of West Georgia, GA
9 hours ago by Ellis Smith
The long-awaited sushi bar on the third floor of the UCC opened for business last week. Sushi is always hit or miss. Sometimes, one experiences a form of culinary bliss equivalent to finding a handful of caviar in the morning oatmeal. Other times, sushi evokes within the customer a sick feeling akin to dying slowly from the inside.
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