University Library News

Is open access (OA) really the way of the future, or is it unsustainable? To get an idea, we’ll look at two OA success stories:...

  Interested in studying abroad?  Join GSU Sociology/Gerontology Professor Heying Jenny Zhan in Maymester 2013 and explore the differences in social policies and elder care...

The open access movement is often associated with scholarship in science disciplines in light of policies such as the NIH Public Access Policy which mandate...

Why should researchers ensure that their work will be available in an open access journal or repository like GSU Library’s Digital Archive? Open access publication...

  Open Access Week kicks off today with a global celebration. This year over 100 countries are participating (Higginbotham, 2012). Participation is on the rise...

At 21 years it can now legally raise a glass in celebration! One of Georgia State’s scholarly journals, the International Criminal Justice Review (ICJR) was...

Dr. Catherine Chang and Dr. Andrea Dixon (eds.) recently published the book, Professional counseling excellence through leadership and advocacy. Additional congratulations to the chapter authors...

Congratulations to Economics Professor Paul J. Ferraro, alumnus Merlin M. Hanauer (Ph.D. in Economics ’11)  and Katharine R.E. Sims (Amherst College).  Earlier this year The...

In August, Dr. Terri Lewinson of the School of Social Work was named as a recipient of a prestigious Hartford Foundation research grant. Dr. Lewinson...

Check out this recently-published article co-authored by GSU Anthropology Department’s 2010 Master of Arts graduate Firoozeh Forouzan, Professors Jeffrey Glover and Frank L’Engle Williams, and GSU...