[PHOTOSTORY 1: OUTDOORS] Boro Browse

 By: Emma Price 

The annual Boro Browse takes place at Russell Union for businesses to come out and share. The Body of Christ Church got there early to set up and spread the word. 

This group of people showered others in the gospel and made sure everyone had a church home. 

Newk's showcases different options on the menu, and gives out coupons getting customers in their doors. 

Occgheee Obgyn, sharing their services and education for young women. 

Elanie Lee, one of their doctors,"Boro Browse allows us to get word out about our business and how we aren't just a normal office; we have lots to offer." 

Izzy Showalter (left) and Mia Carroll (Right), interacting over goodies from the cafe, All the Fixins'. 

All the Fixins' brought out some treats for Georgia Southern Students to try. 

The Button, a non-profit in Bulloch County, supports children in school who may be less fortunate. They promoted for people to come out and volunteer or bring in products they may need. 

A group of Georgia Southern getting registered to vote. 

Randy Channel, employee at Dunkin' Donuts, "We love getting to interact with students here on campus and in our store." They gave out Munchkins, had a spin the wheel, and gave away giveaways.

                                                                    

                                                                        

Students got to learn more about our Athletic program and what we offer, as well as showcasing the Bowl Game trophy. 

John McFadden, the Manager at the Archive, "We buy, sell, and trade our products and love anything vintage." They are located downtown with lots of different styles. 

Southern Adventures at the RAC promoted their climbing trip for students to join or learn to rock climb. 

Community strolling up and down campus, exploring the Boro Browse and what it had to offer. 

A new apartment complex called Pointe Grand is giving out information on tours and their leases. 

 

More vendors are sharing their storefronts with students.

Teneka Griffin, general manager of Pizza Hut, (left), alongside Ashley Wilson, shift leader (right), "Our goal is getting some more employees and maybe getting our pizzas out at sporting events like Paulson Stadium."

Boro Browse has so much to offer, from giveaways, products, jobs, and more. 

Each company had something special to share with our community. 

        Two Story Book Coffee House is doing a giveaway to enter for free coffee for the semester, which lots of students were interested in. 

        The annual Boro Browse is a special event for Georgia Southern and Bulloch County, with lots of experiences.