News Summary
The Fall 2025 Savannah Browse event was held on Georgia Southern University’s Armstrong campus, connecting students with local businesses and organizations. Participants showcased offerings and initiatives aimed at enhancing student life and community engagement. Among the highlights were unique jewelry from CMyrick Design, healthy snacks from Brighter Day Natural Foods Market, and voter registration efforts by the High Opportunity Voter Project. The event fostered connections and provided students with valuable resources, showcasing local entrepreneurship and enriching community ties.
Savannah Local Businesses Shine at Fall 2025 Event
The Fall 2025 Savannah Browse took place on Wednesday, attracting students and locals to engage with various businesses and organizations on Georgia Southern University’s Armstrong campus. Held on the residential walkway, the event aimed to connect the student body with opportunities largely available in Savannah.
Local business owners took this chance to showcase their offerings. Among them was Chris Myrick, owner of CMyrick Design, who displayed and sold his unique jewelry pieces. Myrick, who has been designing jewelry since his childhood, highlighted his passion for craftsmanship and creativity.
Eagle Dining Services also participated in the event by informing students about the EagleXpress system through GrubHub, which allows food orders with $0 delivery fees. This initiative was introduced by Dining Events Coordinator Becca Baileys, who pointed out the accessibility it provides for students, especially those without cars. This service is an essential resource for students looking for convenient dining options on campus.
Engagement and Voter Registration
The High Opportunity Voter Project was present at the event, assisting students with voter registration in preparation for local and upcoming presidential elections. Staff from the Statesboro HOVP office encouraged students to register, promoting civic engagement and the importance of having a voice in the electoral process.
Healthy Eating and Community Organizations
Brighter Day Natural Foods Market contributed to the event by distributing healthy snacks and promoting their establishment located near Forsyth Park. Organizers from Brighter Day focused on offering nutritious versions of popular snacks, emphasizing the importance of healthy eating among students. Additionally, various local organizations displayed their programs and services, including the YMCA and Savannah Martial Arts, to engage with students more effectively.
Interactive Activities and Opportunities
The event featured various engaging activities. Students had the chance to participate in interactive games such as spinning virtual wheels for prizes. Opportunities for hands-on experience included practicing axe throwing, which was available to students to explore this growing recreational activity in Savannah.
The Fall 2025 Savannah Browse was intended to serve as an introduction for students to the multitude of activities and resources available in Savannah. The presence of community organizations, providing free items to promote their services, helped foster a sense of engagement and connection between students and the local community.
Student Organizers
This successful event was organized by student leaders from Georgia Southern University’s student media organization, who identified a valuable opportunity for local businesses and organizations to connect with a new audience: the students. The Fall 2025 Savannah Browse not only highlighted local entrepreneurship but also enriched student life by showcasing resources, engagement opportunities, and community involvement.
Overall, the event was well-received, establishing a stronger bond between the university and the vibrant Savannah community, while providing students with access to information and resources that are beneficial to their college experience and beyond.
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