Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. presented From Pyramids to Projects on Nov. 18. The event was structured in a town hall format where both members of the audience and panelists openly discussed the perceptions of black males. Marcus Green, president of Alpha Phi Alpha feels strongly about the meaning behind the program title. “It is [...]
‘Twas the fight before Christmas and all through the gym, two left hooks are swung and an uppercut to the chin. Moves such as these can soon be seen as GCSU prepares for its third annual Santa’s Miracle Fund boxing tournament. Founded three years ago, the event is a Santa’s Miracle Fund inspired charity event. [...]
Five games, five practices, two shoot-around sessions, and 1,436 miles traveled.That has been the GCSU women’s basketball team’s path the last 11 days. The Bobcats (4-2) responded by going 3-2 in the span, most recently defeating NAIA Edward Waters College Tigers (3-6) this past Tuesday night, 87-73, at the Centennial Center. The Bobcats’ other two [...]
Louis Untermeyer visits the Georgia Womens College campus. The renowned poet, critic, and anthologist dines with students and faculty. Vol. 41 No. 4 Dec. 2, 1965
The GCSU men’s basketball team has climbed to No. 21 in the national rankings after four straight wins to start the season.The Bobcats went to 4-0 in Tennessee this past Saturday as they defeated Tusculum College in the Dick Campbell Memorial Classic at Carson-Newman College. The lead changed hands continuously throughout the first half, and [...]
Dr. Robin Harris has been named a Governor’s Teaching Fellow for the 2009-10 year. This is a prestigious honor with an application process that’s very intense. “You have to get so many letters of recommendation,” Harris said. Harris is an associate professor of sociology at GCSU. She teaches several classes including technology and society, technology [...]
