GCSU is looking into a new design for the intersection at West Campus Drive and the 441 bypass. The Department of Transportation will not fund a red light at the intersection, however, the school has money set aside and is approaching other options. Traffic backs up with cars entering and exiting The Village and Magnolia Apartments especially when Baldwin High School is in session. |
Change in store for intersection: Plans underway to redesign West Campus Drive and 441 intersection
For the past year and a half, GCSU has been working with the Georgia Department of Transportation, as well as the city of Milledgeville, to install a new red light at the intersection of West Campus Drive and the 441 bypass.
After originally being approved, many budget cuts and discussions about the light have led to the conclusion it is unnecessary.…
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All of the contestants of Milledgeville Idol perform together in Russell Auditorium. |
Milledgeville Idol show displays city's local talent
Ten Contestants, three judges, one Milledgeville Idol.
On Aug. 27, Z97.7 and GCSU's Department of Continuing Education presented the third annual Milledgeville Idol contest with almost 1,000 spectators crowded into Russell Auditorium.
Hours before the doors opened, family members, students and supporters gathered waiting eagerly to watch their Milledgeville residents.…
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Treat is being widely hailed as one of the top midfielders in the conference and will be a crucial player for the Bobcats this year. |
Three Bobcats make preseason All-PBC team
One of the main goals of the GCSU soccer team this season is winning the Peach Belt Conference, a goal that is within their reach with three GCSU seniors on the PBC All-Conference Team.
"The three seniors earned it; they are a leading example on and off the field, great athletes and great role models," said Coach Hope Clark.…
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Caylee Pritchard, 15-year-old high school student, has begun her college career this semester through the Early College Program. One of her favorite advantages of college is more freedom from classes to enjoy front campus. |
Students spanning generationsA fresh mind, a youthful trailblazer
Caylee Pritchard stepped into English 1101 appearing like the typical student on their first day of freshman year, but unlike her classmates she is a 15-year-old high school junior and the youngest student at GCSU.
Pritchard, who has yet to obtain her driver's license, is part of the Early College Program which allows high school students from Putnam and Baldwin Counties, and the Oconee region to begin college classes early at GCSU.…
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Bill Brinegar, a GCSU computer science major, is dedicated to expanding his education although he has already been the CEO or president of four companies. |
Students spanning generationsAn ageless learner, a prolific entrepreneur
Although GCSU prides itself on diversity and catering to a wide range of people, there are still those individuals that manage to stand out among the rest. Bill Brinegar, a computer science major, offers GCSU the perspective of an age past.
Brinegar has been attending GCSU for four years, but the interest seems to rely not on what he is doing but rather on what he has done.…
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