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It’s Banned Books Week! Check out some ways you can participate using GSU Library resources.
October 4-10, 2026, is Banned Books Week. Banned Books Week “highlights the value of free and open access to information and brings together the entire...
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“From Feedback to Fixes: How MARTA Records the Voice of the Customer for Data-Driven Insights and Action” – a Data in the ATL Speaker Series Event
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“Aging Well in Metro ATL: The Power of Data in Action” – a Data in the ATL Speaker Series Event
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Join the Student Library Advisory Council (SLAC)!
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GOOD NEWS FOR OER!
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Closure and Detour – Library North Entrance
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It’s Banned Books Week! Check out some ways you can participate using GSU Library resources.
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“From Feedback to Fixes: How MARTA Records the Voice of the Customer for Data-Driven Insights and Action” – a Data in the ATL Speaker Series Event
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“Aging Well in Metro ATL: The Power of Data in Action” – a Data in the ATL Speaker Series Event
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GOOD NEWS FOR OER!
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Closure and Detour – Library North Entrance
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GSU to open “Not Just One of the Boys” exhibit, Host Georgia Women’s Movement Spring Event
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Georgia State University Librarian Alvin Blount Named a 2026 Library Journal Mover & Shaker
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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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Love is in the Air (and the Stacks) at the Clarkston Campus Library
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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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Join the Student Library Advisory Council (SLAC)!
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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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2025 Summer Reading List
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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