News Archive

First in a series: Since implementation of Dr. Steve Dorman's Diversity Action Plan in 2013,  improvements have been made to raise numbers of underrepresented faculty and students on campus. But administrators say there's more work to do.

Students recently used berries, mud, water and wire-coiled plastic tubes with fishing bobbins to show first and second graders the power and eco-friendliness of renewable energy.

Funding from the Department of Education’s Full Service Community Schools (FSCS) grant and in-kind contributions from partners, will help create a new initiative called Wraparound Baldwin (WB). The program goal is to increase services, literacy in K-2 students and parent engagement with the school system.

It began as a vision of the Georgia College Administration. They wanted a gathering place for the university’s students, alumni, friends and community members. They also saw the need for a place to showcase the college’s milestones and the remarkable individuals who facilitated the growth of the university. That came to fruition Nov. 3, 2018. 

Lindsay Scholz graduated from Georgia College in 2013 and got her start in marketing through an internship in Atlanta. Now she owns her own agency in St. Louis.

Two research studies at Georgia College highlight the importance of algae—a beautiful but virtually unknown organism vital for life on Earth and critical in evaluating the health of water systems.

Junior Madelyn Gore always knew she wanted to teach. From an early age, she spent hours in her mom’s elementary classroom lending a hand to set up each year and helping after she got out of school.