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From Beaches to Bars: Library Author Talks Spark Big Conversations Across Campus
The University Library recently welcomed two faculty scholars whose books encourage students, faculty, and staff to think more deeply about culture, identity, and how we...
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Librarians Leading the Charge: Championing Student Success at Faculty Development Day
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Celebrating Faculty Scholarship: A Look Back at the Opening Reception of the 2025 Faculty Authors Exhibit
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GSU Library to open “Never Another” Exhibit, Host Georgia Women’s Movement Spring Event
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Clarkston Campus Library Hosts Future College Students
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Discover the Legacy of Atlanta Hip-Hop: “NABS Got Something to Say” – February 5, 2025
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From Beaches to Bars: Library Author Talks Spark Big Conversations Across Campus
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Librarians Leading the Charge: Championing Student Success at Faculty Development Day
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Celebrating Faculty Scholarship: A Look Back at the Opening Reception of the 2025 Faculty Authors Exhibit
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GSU Library to open “Never Another” Exhibit, Host Georgia Women’s Movement Spring Event
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Clarkston Campus Library Hosts Future College Students
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Discover the Legacy of Atlanta Hip-Hop: “NABS Got Something to Say” – February 5, 2025
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Georgia State University Library 2023-2024 Impact Report
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Explore the World of Comics with Marcus Williams: A Workshop on Art, Creativity, and Careers in Comics
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GSU Library to Open “Playing for Keeps” Exhibit, Host Georgia Women’s Movement Spring Event
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Library completes grant making recordings, speeches, and more from the Southern Labor Archives Audio Collection digitally accessible.
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Describing the Southern Labor Archive Audio Collection
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Digitizing Buttons for “Fighting for Freedom
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Georgia State University Library announces the opening of “Fighting for Freedom: Labor and Civil Rights in the American South” Exhibition, Panel Discussion, and Digital Collection.
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Fighting for Freedom Exhibit Design
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Discover the Legacy of Atlanta Hip-Hop: “NABS Got Something to Say” – February 5, 2025
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Call for Proposals for the Open for Student Success Symposium
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Call for Proposals: Artwork for Women’s Philanthropy Network Wellness Room
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Registration open for free GSU Library Open Education Symposium on March 8, 2024
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Call for Proposals: 2024 Fighting for Freedom Symposium
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Georgia Women’s Movement Spring Event: Conceptions of Choice
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Love Data Week 2023 — February 13-17 — is here!
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Boost Your Skills and Make a Difference: Join the Library Advisory Council!
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Making the “Fighting for Freedom” Exhibit
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Digitizing Buttons for “Fighting for Freedom
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Finding Streaming Films
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Things We Already Have and How to Find Them More Easily
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Report on the Library’s Survey of Faculty
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Making HERstory: Admission of Women to the Evening School of Commerce
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GSU Library’s Research Data Services, Community Partners, and Students using DATA to Tackle Food Insecurity
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Researching the “Fighting for Freedom” Exhibit
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“Open for Climate Justice” – International Open Access Week, 24 – 30 October 2022.
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University Library Needs YOUR Input!
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Over 60 New Primary Sources Now Available Through Adam Matthew Digital Partnership
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Qualitative researchers: This presentation is for YOU!
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Evening workshops help the library meet the needs of students working full time
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International Open Access Week at Georgia State University Library
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Georgia State University Library Awarded NEH Grant to Preserve Media Collections
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Open Educational Resources at Georgia State University
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Content Requests
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Supporting Systematic Reviews at the Library
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Library as Place
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Things We Already Have and How to Find Them More Easily