Social media shouldn’t deter from experiencing life in the moment Last month I took a trip to the windy city of Chicago. Armed with my new iPhone, I traveled to many tourist attractions and compulsively tested out its camera. While I was at The Bean, I uploaded a photo to Instagram and linked it to [...]
In front of a sparse home crowd last Saturday night, the women’s basketball team lost 75-52 in its season opener against West Georgia. West Georgia drilled 11 3-pointers in the game, but Bobcats coach Maurice Smith said his team wasn’t playing its best on defense. “They got a lot of open looks,” Smith said. “A [...]
A brief update of campus issues from smoking shelters to Chick-fil-A Chick-fil-A Senior Senator Alex Easlick presented a resolution at Wednesday’s Senate meeting asking the Student Government Association to request the Department of Auxiliary Services to “condemn the actions of Chick-fil-A … and have the company removed from campus.” According to Easlick, similar resolutions have been [...]
The women’s soccer team lost 1-0 to Nova Southeastern University in overtime in the first home game of the season last Friday. The Bobcats outshot the Sharks 20-13. Forwards Ashley Veilleux and Abby Dalton lead the team with six and five shots, respectively. Veilleux also led the team in number of shots on goal with [...]
After an inconclusive first search, a new search locates president, but costs add up Over the course of seven months Georgia College paid the executive search firm, Heidricks & Struggles, $118,978.71 for their services in locating a new university president. According to Assistant Vice President for Budget & Planning Susan Allen, the payments came out [...]
Ruling overturned to make student hearings private Georgia College’s general counsel closed all Student Judicial Board meetings to the public after the Georgia Legislature passed a revision to Georgia’s Open Meeting Act. In an email sent to Student Affairs, counselor Marc Cardinalli stated that a section in House Bill 397 overturned a Georgia Supreme Court [...]
