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Atlanta Beltline Health Initiatives Lecture
The Georgia State University Community is invited to join the School of Public Health for its’ annual Urban Health Disparities Lecture. This year, the speaker...Topics- Books
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Explore the Library. Crack the Case. Save OSCAR.®
The GSU Library is piloting a fun and interactive game that teaches new students how to navigate our services and resources. The premise of the...Topics- For Faculty
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National Hispanic Heritage Month
September 15 to October 15 is National Hispanic Heritage Month. Mark your calendars for the following cultural and academic events around campus: Event: Perspectivas: Reflections on...Topics- Books
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CURVE Celebrates Grand Opening
On Wednesday, September 10th, CURVE kicked-off its official start with a ribbon cutting event. The ceremony featured: Opening remarks by President Mark Becker James Weyhenmeyer,...Topics- For Faculty
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Glass Plate Negatives of Downtown Atlanta, circa 1927
A collection of glass plate negatives from the Atlanta-Fulton Public Library have been digitized, and are now available in the Georgia State University Digital Collections. ...Topics- Digital Collections
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New Faculty Publication: Displaced by disaster: recovery and resilience in a globalizing world
Devastating hurricanes, earth-scorching wildfires and damaging tornadoes always happen somewhere far, far away from most Americans; or so they believe when they watch another disaster...Topics- Anthropology
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WSB Radio Log Books
Log books from the WSB Radio records have been digitized and are now available online through the Digital Library of Georgia and the Digital Public...Topics- Communication
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New Faculty Publication: East Meets East: Chinese Discover the Modern World in Japan, 1854–1898: A Window on the Intellectual and Social Transformation of Modern China
Department of History professor Douglas R. Reynolds, along with Carol Reynolds, has recently published the book East Meets East: Chinese Discover the Modern World in...Topics- Books
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Authors Alliance
A new organization called the Authors Alliance launched last May that seeks to represent authors that fall outside of the type of popular author represented...Topics- For Faculty
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First Year Book: March Book One
The First-Year Book program at Georgia State University provides all incoming freshmen with a common intellectual experience to stimulate discussion, to promote critical thinking, and to...Topics- Books
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