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IN THIS ISSUE: Jamal Floyd's birthday is marked with campus-wide commemorative events, over 400 volunteers come together for the Big Event initiative, an exclusive interview with GSW student Eliza Hill about her experiences in competitive rodeo, and more! Read our last edition of Spring 2024 to hear from 6 of GSW's graduating seniors!
IN THIS ISSUE: Ms. Kay Sassi delivers a memorable farewell in her Last Lecture at GSW, Chi Phi & Zeta Tau Alpha host a comedic mock Greek Wedding, and Pastor Daryl Lewis opens New Beginnings Baptist Church in Ellaville. Also, BCM students embark on a meaningful Spring Break mission trip to New Orleans. Dive into these stories and more in our latest edition!
IN THIS ISSUE: Night to Shine celebrates those with special needs, GSW Nursing’s Souper Bowl fundraiser is a big hit, the Blue and Gold Week Royal Court is unveiled at Whispers in Versailles, and more! Read our latest edition to here about some of the Spring Break plans for GSW's students!
IN THIS ISSUE: GSW students and faculty honor Martin Luther King Jr. at the 45th annual MLK Convocation, the 2023-24 Chamber Concert Series continues with 3 exciting concerts, scholarship funds are raised at the 2nd annual Gold Force Gala, and more. Read our latest edition to find out the goals of GSW's students for this semester!
IN THIS ISSUE: The third annual Humanities Conference highlights student research, Educators Rising honors their graduating seniors and new inductees, and Hurricane Holiday Fest brings Christmas spirit to GSW. Plus, a special in-depth look into Rosalynn Carter's life and her impact on GSW, Georgia, and the nation. Read our latest edition to hear from 4 of GSW's graduating seniors!
IN THIS ISSUE: Zeta Tau Alpha raises funds for breast cancer awareness during Pink Week, Intramural Flag Football season wraps up with two exciting championships, Jimmy Carter celebrates his 99th birthday, and more! Read our latest issue to see some of the many highlights of Homecoming Week!
IN THIS ISSUE: Americus takes to the streets in the 4th Heart & Sole 5K, GSW's Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science receives ABET accreditation, a reflection on Jamal Floyd's impact on GSW, and more are covered in the first edition of the semester! Read our latest edition to find out more and meet our new staff!
IN THIS ISSUE: GSW hosts its final Preview Day of the semester, students and faculty volunteer at the Area 11 Special Olympics, Interim Provost Dr. Jill Drake introduces herself, and more! Read our last edition of Spring 2023 to hear from 4 of GSW's graduating Seniors!
IN THIS ISSUE: Student artists participate in the annual Fine Arts Scholarship Exhibition, Kairos brings a new coffee experience to the community, BCM travels to Ages, Kentucky for their Spring Break Mission Trip, and more! Read our latest edition to see what the Canes are up to!
IN THIS ISSUE: The Sou'Wester staff takes an in-depth look at the many events going on at GSW and in Americus, including Sumter Player's upcoming production of 'Oliver,' Blue and Gold week, the inaugural SGA Presidents Reunion, and more. Read our latest edition for a look at Spring at GSW and where students prefer to study on campus!
IN THIS ISSUE: In the first edition of the Spring 2023 semester, the Sou'Wester covers GSW's $13K grant to promote alcohol abuse awareness, the opening of intramural basketball season, softball prospect camp, and an exclusive interview with GSW alumna Elle Kluksdahl on life in Alaska. Read more to catch up on campus news and what student think about in-person vs online classes.
IN THIS ISSUE: GSW Graduate Anntoinette Briley publishes "Welcome To..," Humanities Conference Photos, and more! Read our latest edition to see what the canes did at the Majors & Minors Fair.
IN THIS ISSUE: GSW's College of Education hosts Future Georgia Educators Day presentation, highlights from Homecoming Week, Mandy Harvey speaks at the Freshman Convocation, and an in-depth look at the two candidates in Georgia's 2022 Midterm Senate Election. Read our October edition to find out more!
IN THIS ISSUE: In the first edition of the semester, the Sou'Wester staff takes a look at the "Under the Lights" Men's Soccer game that kicked off their season, Welcome Week 2022, and the many new members joining the Student Government Association, plus interviews with Residential Leader Autumn Metcalf and some of GSW's new freshmen. Read our latest edition to find out more!
IN THIS ISSUE: Student participation in world-renowned media organization, a look into campus resources, and student organization news. Check out this semester's last edition of the Sou'Wester to see what the Canes are up to!
IN THIS ISSUE: Student art gallery showcase, interviews with faculty and staff, and more! Read our latest edition to see what the canes are up to and what students think of the Florrie Chappell gym.
IN THIS ISSUE: The English department votes on a restructuring proposal of the B.A. in English with a teaching certificate, plus interviews with professors, coaches, and alumni of GSW. Read our latest edition to see a recap of homecoming and where students prefer to buy textbooks!
IN THIS ISSUE: In the first edition of the Spring 2022 semester, the Sou'Wester interviews important people on campus, showcases student work, and gives you a sneak peek at a new edition on campus. Read more to find out what our students have been up to this month and what students think about living on campus versus commuting
IN THIS ISSUE: In the last edition before the Spring 2022 semester, the Sou'Wester takes a look at the JCLP's toy drive, Fitness and Wellness resources, and student artists on campus! Read more to find out what our artists are working on and what students think about the dining hall.
IN THIS ISSUE: The Sou'Wester staff takes a dive into Fall! October's edition is full of exclusive interviews from GSW students and staff, and Americus Mayoral Candidate Lee Kinnamon, as well as student news, an October image series, and this month's Ask The Canes question; "What do you think about the mask policy at GSW?"
IN THIS ISSUE: The Sou'Wester staff takes an in-depth look at student work and local events! Hear from professors what it takes to work in the English major, and get to know the GSW staff in our first edition of the semester!

About Sou'Wester

Since 1934, the Sou'Wester has provided students the opportunity to share their skills in journalism by providing students with news, features and stories across campus.

The paper was published continuously (and as a physical paper) until the last few years. In its history, it has covered everything from campus news and student opinion to the World Wars and 9/11.

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