NEWS
Madagascar program sets student on path to connect people with nature
Health Promotion, Office of
Health Promotion, Office of
By Margaret SchellSpending two months in Madagascar this past summer opened a new world of opportunity for a career in natural healing for...
Humanitarian study abroad program inspires junior to continue good works in the future
Philosophy Religion & Liberal Studies, Department of
Philosophy Religion & Liberal Studies, Department of
Junior political science and philosophy double major Derek Kim interned this summer helping Jordanians in need in Amman, Jordan. He did...
GCSU stays No. 6 Top School, up to No. 4 Most Innovative in U.S. News' 2025 Best Colleges
President, Office of the
President, Office of the
Georgia College & State University, the state’s designated public liberal arts university, gained strength among the elite top 20 universities...
Lifelong GCSU supporters Joe and Patti Samprone named to USG Regents' Hall of Fame
University Advancement
University Advancement
Dr. Joseph and Patricia Samprone of Gold Canyon, Arizona—known affectionately around the Georgia College & State University campus as Joe...
Georgia’s Teacher of the Year is busting barriers
College of Education
College of Education
Holly Starmer Witcher, ’01, a special education teacher at Tesnatee Gap Elementary School in White County, is the 2025 Georgia Teacher of...