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Dr. Paul Finkelman to Speak on “The Ten Commandments on the Courthouse Lawn”
The GSU Department of History and the College of Law are proud to announce that Dr. Paul Finkelman, the President William McKinley Distinguished Professor of...Topics- African American Studies
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Happy Birthday, Ms. Magazine
Ms. Magazine, part of what is now called the “second wave” of US feminism (the “first wave” revolved around the suffrage movement) was founded forty...Topics- Databases
- History
- Special Collections & Archives
- Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
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Moving Around Town in Downtown: GSU’s Earliest Locations (1914-1955)
Ever wonder where Georgia State University was headquartered during its early years? The first class met at Georgia Tech, but in 1914 the school relocated...Topics- Education
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The Changing Face of Leadership
You may have noticed some big news in the business world the past few weeks — women have moved into some very high-profile leadership positions...Topics- Books
- Business
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“Discover” Halloween
So, you might gather that I REALLY like Halloween… I was curious to discover (via the Discover Search) the variety of resources the Georgia State...Topics- Anthropology
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You Are What You Eat…
Get a taste of GSU Anthropology Professor Bethany Turner’s research on dietary habits of the Incas from this article – which is published in an...Topics- Anthropology
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- Faculty Publications and Research
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Open Access Journals in the Geosciences
Faculty and students in the geosciences produce fascinating research on many diverse topics ranging from geochemical analyses of soils and sediments to spatial analyses of...Topics- Faculty Publications and Research
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Goin’ OA in Soc and Anth
The Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) lists several journals in Sociology and Anthropology – a few that correspond with the interests of GSU faculty:...Topics- Anthropology
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- Faculty Publications and Research
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Scary Stuff: True Crime in American History, 19th-Century Style
Think life was all prim and proper in the nineteenth century? Check out these true-crime stories from American history for a taste of truly old-school...Topics- Books
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- History
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Key Open Access Journals in the Fine & Performing Arts
Although free, open access publishing in the arts has lagged a bit behind other disciplines (due in large part to arts-related copyright issues), there are...Topics- Art & Design
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- Film & Media
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