University Library News

National Public Health Week is a campaign of the American Public Health Association aimed at raising awareness among the public, policy-makers, and practitioners about the...

The poet and novelist Alice Walker, a Georgia native, will be speaking tonight at 6pm in the GSU Sports Arena. Admission is free, but you...

Are you interested in the history of Africa during the Cold War?  Larry Grubbs, a lecturer in GSU’s History Department, has just published a book...

A new website, called ResearchRaven, has been launched to help health sciences scholars “efficiently find current information about professional conferences, calls for papers for publications...

  Are you intrigued by Tim Burton’s take on Alice in Wonderland?  The GSU Library offers many resources on this classic work. You might start with...

Late last week longtime Georgia activist Vicki McLennan passed away. McLennan spent years fighting for improved healthcare and the rights of  abuse victims in Georgia....

 Are you supervising employees that are your parents’ age – or older?  If so, you’ll want to read the latest book by popular Marketing instructor,...

Are you planning an academic career related to the discipline of political science? If so, consider learning more about the history of the discipline, including...

Dr. Nancy Kropf and Dr. Peter Lyons of the School of Social Work have recently published books and articles that are accessible via the University...

The Politics of Inquiry: Education Research and the “Culture of Science”, co-authored by Deron Boyles, Professor of Philosophy of Education in the Education Policy Studies...