‘Feminism is not just about learning and educating—it’s the practice, it’s the action’
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All ages venue guide
We’ve compiled a list of some great places to see live music for those under 21
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Savannah Tech: Playing with the big boys
Savannah Technical College prepares its students for real jobs in the real world, often at a small fraction of the cost of the flagship institutions
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SCAD Back40: A honey of a garden project
It’s a spot that inspires appreciation of natural beauty, moving SCAD’s students from behind computers into the outdoor world
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The bicycling (and life) advice you really need
On the first day of your first class, look around. It’s nearly 100 percent certain someone in the room will become a victim of bike theft before Thanksgiving.
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Savannah State celebrates fifth year of Confucius Institute
Led by Peggy Blood and Dengfeng Wu, the organization works hard to further the mission of the institution and teach Chinese culture to American students
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Civvies: A space for all
Recently, Civvies removed gender designation from their racks, instead sorting their clothing by type
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Discounts: Having fun isn’t hard when you’ve got a student ID card
We did that work for you and called around to almost every spot in town we could think of to compile this list of discounts for you
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The Downtowner: Free shuttle intended for night-time workers — and everyone else
‘We have 800-1000 sought-after parking spots downtown, and way more people than that trying to get to them’
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Late Night Eats: Get you some
What do you do when it’s past closing time for most restaurants and you haven’t gotten to eat yet?
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Job One in College: Taking care of your mental health
Owens says the most common complaint she gets in her office, and in life, is anxiet
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The Nightmare Scenario: Dropping out isn’t giving up
By no fault of the faculty, the current system of higher education has evolved to a point where most young people are not being served