5 Tips for Studying Abroad

Studying abroad is an experience that is highly encouraged among college students. College is the ideal time to spend a month or even longer in a different country, because college students have fewer obligations and much more free time than graduates. Georgia Southern University…

The Girl Behind the Crown

Georgia Southern University sophomore Megan Johnson was crowned Miss Georgia Southern at the 67th annual scholarship pageant.

Johnson, a nursing major from Effingham County, was one of 18 contestants vying for the title of Miss GSU.

Alumni Spotlight: Ashleigh Amrine

By: Derik Wuchte

College students spend countless hours taking classes, participating in student organizations and completing internships all in the hopes of building a résumé that is strong enough to help them land the job of their dreams. One…

Petsboro: Jaxwell Lee Dobby Cannon

Reflector Magazine wishes to celebrate the lives of Statesboro’s coolest pets (because let’s be honest, people are just the worst).

This is Jaxwell Lee Dobby Cannon or “Jax” as we call him. He is a two-year-old “Chiweenie,” which is a…

Test your knowledge: Sexual Health Quiz

There are lots of misconceptions regarding sexual health being told everywhere, from online to even on TV. Can you catch an STI from just kissing someone; or do you have have to sit on a public toilet to catch it? These are just a handful of questions and…

Petsboro: Reggie (Reginald) Elwood

Reflector Magazine wishes to celebrate the lives of Statesboro’s coolest pets (because let’s be honest, people are just the worst).

The Q&D March 31, 2015

By: Kat Shuman, Kurt Hanlon, and Alex McCray

The quick and dirty of entertainment news and trends you need to know.

Zayn Leaves 1D

Petsboro: Cali

Reflector Magazine wishes to celebrate the lives of Statesboro’s coolest pets (because let’s be honest, people are just the worst).

Cali is a two-year-old rescue cat. She was named Cali simply because she is a calico cat. Cali is a true trooper because she broke her leg in…

Leading Eagle Nation: Archery

Sitting down with student leaders about the ins & outs of student organizations. This edition we interviewed Rachel Luoma, a senior biology major from the Archery team.

Q: You were CRI’s Female Athlete of the Year in the…

Get Away without Going Far

Spring Break is probably the most anticipated break away from school besides the end of the semester. This is the one time during the spring semester where we get to have a week off from school and tons homework. We’re literally waiting with anticipation for that last day of class…

“Threads” Wins First at Dress in the Press

Eight groups of Georgia Southern University students designed and created wedding dresses entirely out of newspapers and magazines in the fifth annual Dress in the Press. Each group had a model that showcased the dress to the audience and judges.

A Beginners Guide to Wine

By: Will Price

[one_half]As old as humanity itself, the elixir of many a long and loud night is something that has a funny stigma attached to it nowadays. When we’re younger we watch our parents and grandparents drink this awful smelling yellow water from…

The Q&D March 10, 2015

The quick and dirty of entertainment news and trends you need to know.

By Jeff Licciardello and Kurt Hanlon

ICYMI: The University Plaza is for sale

How to: Stay in shape on Spring Break

You fought through the crowds at the RAC to torch the calories, learned how to make kale chips and finally earned your Spring Break body. Don’t ruin all of your hard work while you are celebrating your Spring Break. Staying on track during vacation doesn’t have to…

The Golden Rules of Spring Break

Sunshine, bikinis and feet in the sand all sound amazing right now. Especially after finishing dreaded midterms. Doing anything besides school work during spring break seems like a plan. Wherever you go on vacation, remember these tips to keep you safe while having fun!

Leading Eagle Nation: Eagle Motorsports

Sitting down with student leaders about the ins & outs of student organizations. This edition we interviewed Juan Segarra, a senior mechanical engineering major from Eagle Motorsports.

Q: How did you get involved with with…

The Q&D March 3, 2015

The quick and dirty of entertainment trends you need to know.

By Gabe Thomas and Michelle Pratt

Mark Cuban to Join Cast for “Sharknado 3”

Shopping Cart Basics

1. Bread

Bread should always be in your kitchen because if you have nothing else to eat or cooking really just isn’t your forte, at least you can make yourself toast for breakfast and throw something together to put in a sandwich for lunch or dinner.