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Special Issues
Connect Savannah College Issue, Savannah Film Festival Issue, Savannah Music Festival Issue, Saint Patrick’s Day Issue, Best of Savannah Issue.
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Fall Arts Preview: Literary Events and Lectures
For literati and glitterati alike.
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Fall Arts Preview: Festivals
Community festivals are what make Savannah tick.
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Fall Arts Preview: Visual Arts
Savannah is an art town, and here’s the proof.
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How to see shows in Savannah when you’re not 21
SAVANNAH is a town with a rich history of hip-hop, jazz, metal, blues, rock, roots, and more. Here in the birthplace of Big Boi and Baroness, there are many opportunities […]
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Late night eats & where to find ‘em
A round-up of hotspots that keep the kitchen cookin’ far past the dinner hour
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The ins & outs of the local art & culture scene
A handy resource is the ART MAP SAV. Produced by the Arts Resource Collective of Savannah, it’s a comprehensive guide to the galleries and studios in the area.
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Aquaponics at Armstrong
The plants suck up all the nitrates and other nutrients from the fish waste and clean the water, and electric pumps circulate the fresh water back to the tanks. This closed loop uses an estimated five percent of the water of traditional agriculture and can yield bigger specimens of fresh vegetables in less time.
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Real talk on your first year of school
While you’re in college there are going to be some parties that you will always remember for the rest of your life, just make sure they’re unforgettable for the right reasons and not just out of regret.
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The New Georgia Southern: Frequently Asked Questions
THIS PAST January, the University System of Georgia Board of Regents voted to consolidate two area universities, Armstrong State University and Georgia Southern University. The decision was swift and made […]
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SSU’s WHCJ-FM keeps alternative music alive—and commercial free
WHEN IT launched in 1975, Savannah State University’s radio station, WHCJ-FM, broadcast at only 10 watts, just strong enough to cover SSU’s campus on the city’s eastern reaches. Forty-two years […]