To most people, cornhole is a game played during cookouts, tailgates and beach trips, but for 91ÁÔÆæ first-year students James Graham and Hunter Yaklin, it’s an opportunity for students from the Armstrong and Statesboro campuses to come together for a shot at earning $25,000 in scholarship money.


Prospective and former undergraduate students who want to attend 91ÁÔÆæ for the spring semester have a unique opportunity to start now through events designed to fast-track the admission process. START NOW events provide unprecedented access to the University through same-day admission decisions, access to Financial Aid counselors while waiting for an admission decision, and academic advising if admitted. Some students may need to take a college placement exam prior to receiving a decision and can do so on-site that day.
Multimedia artist Lily Kuonen’s work has never been described as conventional. Her playntings, a combination of a play and a painting, are an end-result of her varied and playful approaches to contradiction, opposition, integration and connection. Some of Kuonen’s playntings will be on view at the Center for Art and Theatre’s Contemporary Gallery on the 91ÁÔÆæ Statesboro Campus starting Jan. 14.

Nandi A. Marshall, DrPH, assistant professor in the 91ÁÔÆæ Jiann-Ping Hsu College of Public Health, has been selected to serve on the United States Breastfeeding Committee.

“Avanguardia,â€� an exhibition by Savannah-based artist Lisa D. Watson, invites viewers to slow down and take note of the landscapes that often seem mundane when viewed through the windows of a moving car.Â
91ÁÔÆæ has the best Online Master’s in Educational Leadership Program in the country, according to OnlineMasters.com.
Georgia business leaders’ confidence levels are still strong, according to the 2018 third-quarter (Q3) survey results by Georgia CEO, a news source that shares the state’s most important features, videos and newswires with Georgia’s top business leaders.