Meet Kenya Hare Year: Sophomore | Major: Environmental Science | Hometown: San Diego, California _______________________________________________________________ Why did you choose environmental science as a major?
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Academics Student SpotlightTwo-Time #VStateGrad Crystal Harris Makes History as Barista at First Ever Sign Language Starbucks
Say hello to two-time #VStateGrad Crystal Harris! Crystal graduated from VSU in 2014 with a bachelor’s degrees in economics, and she has gone on -
Meet Shantanea Walker Year: Junior | Major: Exercise Physiology | Hometown: Columbus, GA _______________________________________________________________ If you could share an afternoon with anyone, who would it -
Joel Pollack, 23, is on a mission to help people through what he calls “the most behind-the-scenes job in healthcare”: healthcare administration. The Alpharetta, -
Meet Megan Roach Year: Junior | Major: Psychology | Hometown: West Point, Mississippi _______________________________________________________________ Why did you choose to come to VSU? “I was supposed -
Meet Jason Dania Year: Senior | Major: Computer Science | Hometown: Atlanta, Georgia _______________________________________________________________ Why did you choose your major? “I chose computer science because -
Meet Victor Aviles Year: Sophomore | Major: Astronomy and Physics | Hometown: Clemson, South Carolina _______________________________________________________________ Tell us about your outfit. “I normally do -
Meet Katherine Niles Year: Freshman | Major: French | Hometown: Tampa, Florida _______________________________________________________________ Tell us about your major. “I’m actually from Russia — I was adopted -
Academics Campus Life Student SpotlightHands-On Learning: VSU Student Gains Research Experience in New Behavioral Biology Lab
Blazers, meet Jalen Norris. Jalen is a junior who is studying psychology at VSU. This past year, he became interested in undergraduate research and -
Mind racing. Palms sweating. Thirty-six thousand feet in the air and 4,700 miles from home. Sandra Marek wondered if she had made the right