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Marrero seeks to complete GS strategy and enrollment plans in first 90 days
Graduation format to be reviewed – after May’s ceremonies
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In front of portraits of past presidents of the school that is now Georgia Southern University, new GS President Dr. Kyle Marrero takes questions from reporters Monday in Statesboro. (AL HACKLE/staff)
AL HACKLE
ahackle@statesboroherald.com
Published: Apr 2, 2019, 3:13 AM
In his first 90 days as Georgia Southern University’s president, Dr. Kyle Marrero wants to help complete the university’s strategic plan and develop master plans for enrollment growth and marketing, he told reporters Monday.
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All Fired Up! at the Averitt Center for the Arts
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Jewelry maker Terry Harn talks with Georgia Southern student Michael Miller Jr. while he shopped Friday, May 2, at the All Fired Up! Exhibition and Sale at the Roxie Remley Center for Fine Arts. (Photos by JASON MARTIN/special)
Jason Martin
Special to the Herald
Published: May 7, 2025, 12:09 AM

Local and area artists showed off their wares and their talents last week during the spring All Fired Up! Exhibition and Sale at the Roxie Remley Center for Fine Arts on Vine Street. Ceramics, jewelry, paintings and other fine art were on display and for sale during the three-day event. The biannual sale supports local artists and helps continue the art programs, classes and workshops at the Averitt Center. 

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