VALDOSTA — The Quality of Life Association celebrates black history month with a narrated living timeline showcasing many famous Black history figures of yesterday and today. The fundraising event titled, “All Shades Art Exhibit and…
Wisenbaker > Flag Fever on Campus
Not Exactly a 1968 Deja Vu Moment Gary Wisenbaker, Valdosta Today Editorial Director A funny thing happened after the flag trampling the other day. Last week a former United States Air Force instructor and Playboy…
Rudnick > On Free Speech in a Democratic…
Democracy’s Highest Ideal Must Be Respected, Regardless of a Message or Manner of Protest Nick Rudnik, Valdosta Today Opinion Contributor In the 2001 drama film starring Jim Carrey, “The Majestic,” we’re taken to California in…
Letters > American Vet in Need of Help
Letter to the Editor: Ty Davis I served my time in support of the Ideals that make the United States of America the great country that it is. I knowingly signed my life over to…
Beckham > Manhart Interview, VSU Flag Issue Discussed
Chris Beckham, The Morning Drive, Newstalk 105.9 WVGA: Most everyone is aware of the recent controversy at Valdosta State regarding a protest which included an American flag being walked upon and an Air Force veteran,…
Valdosta > VSU Chief of Staff Resigns after…
VALDOSTA -- More controversy for Valdosta State University's management team and President as the school's Chief of Staff resigned after a run-in with campus police. Kimberly Luse, hired in July of 2014 by school President…
Valdosta > Capital Campaign Progressing at VSU
VALDOSTA -- Valdosta State University has announced that the school is more than half way toward its capital campaign goal. The school is looking to raise $53 million in private funds by 2019. It began…
Rudnik > VSU’s Crime Problem: Simple Incompetence or…
Valdosta State University Has a Crime Problem—and No Solution Nick Rudnik, Valdosta Today Opinion Contributor Few would deny that police officers have a “tough beat.” Oftentimes the job description requires being put in harm’s way;…