SSU's independent student voice is dedicating the month of August to new students.
Learning about all the important resources that SSU offers is a guaranteed path to success. Financial Aid and Student Affairs are great starters but do you know where you can turn to for extra tutoring? Do you know who you can confide in for counseling? Do you know where you can apply for scholarships?
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Healthy food choices that can keep the pounds off
Fried foods and foods full of carbohydrates and sugar can cause you to gain massive weight, but healthy foods like fruits and vegetables combined with low impact exercises like walking can keep the pounds off.
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Help Miss SSU to be featured in the September Issue of Ebony Magazine
Riles' community involvement and campus pride makes her an ideal candidate for EBONY's feature. Her aspirations to serve as a humanitarian and motivational speaker are admirable traits that reflect her high morale and genuine kindness.
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Dr. Yarbrough's journey from Wichita, Kansas to Savannah State University
Yarbrough's upbringing, education, career endeavors, and many blessing have helped to shape him into the powerful and noble force he is today.
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Savannah locals enjoy cultural experience
Savannah's Asian Festival offers an unique cultural experience.
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Summer break has arrived and many students are planning what they will do. For some college students, summer break means summer job, sleeping late, and visits to the closest beach. However, many upcoming juniors and seniors are taking advantage of this free time to advance their education and ensure their future careers with summer internships.
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Savannah State University has always encouraged diversity and excellence among its student population. This is evident in the school’s motto, “You can get anywhere from here. ”This belief sets the foundation for a rich and promising learning environment.
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No more Marie Callenders! Bye, Bye Ramen Noodles!
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Savannah State Represented From Afar
Students of various majors were given the opportunity to travel to the snow-capped Jackson, Mississippi to take part in the 31st Annual Southern Conference for African American Studies Incorporated (SCAASI) Convention for the first time.
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