University Library News

Georgia State University Library is accepting proposals for our free Open Education Week celebration, to take place online on Wednesday, March 4, 2026 from 9:30am-4:30pm...

For more than three decades, La Loria Konata has been a cornerstone of the Georgia State University Library, serving thousands of students, supporting dozens of...

Have you ever wondered why downtown Atlanta has so many bridges, viaducts, and underground areas?  The answer is not just the quirks of a growing...

This press release was originally published by the Society of American Archivists: —– CHICAGO – Brittany Newberry, music and popular culture archivist at Georgia State...

According to the National Museum of African American History & Culture, June was first designated as National Black Music Month in 1979 by then President...

If you want a summer reading list of books that exist in real life curated by a librarian, this is the post for you. Whether...

We’ve all heard of summer reading, but what about summer LISTENING? The summer is a great time to read books and listen to music. As...

National Library Week (NLW) was celebrated with great enthusiasm April 6-12 and centered around this year’s theme, “Drawn to Your Library.” The Clarkston Campus Library...

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...

Last month, the 2025 Perimeter College Faculty Development Day at the Clarkston Campus featured an engaging presentation by librarians Amy Shaw, Alvin Blount, Lauren Rich,...