By Gil Pound Sophomore Charlotte Williams is blending skills from multiple disciplines to prepare for her future, embodying Georgia College & State University’s designation as the state’s public liberal arts university. The Johns Creek, Georgia native is an art major concentrated on graphic design with a minor in management information systems. She hopes to one day leverage her multidisciplinary education into a unique career, like user experience design or creating 3D renderings for...
AUGUSTA, Ga. | Georgia College & State University guard C.J. Jones has been named the Peach Belt Conference Men's Basketball Player of the Week ending Dec. 14.Jones, a sophomore from Suwanee, Georgia, helped the Bobcats to a 2-0 week as they remained undefeated in PBC play. Jones, who was also named the Zaxby's Player of the Week for GCSU, averaged 29.5 points and 6.5 rebounds for the Bobcats last week. Jones shot 62.5 percent (20-of-32) from the floor, including 57.1 percent (8-of-14)...
By Michael MacEachern The Georgia College & State University Department of Athletics is ranked first among all NCAA Division II public institutions in the nation in academic success rate, having recently earned this distinction in 2025 for the fifth consecutive year. "Year after year, our leading academic success rate among NCAA DII public institutions demonstrates the solid commitment we have to student success," said Cathy Cox, president of GCSU. "It's so much more than a focus by...
By Amanda Respess Over 400 Georgia College & State University graduates walked the commencement stage Saturday, Dec. 13, at a ceremony held at the university’s Milledgeville campus. While the majority of degree-earners were bachelor’s grads, nearly one-third earned graduate degrees including master’s, specialist and doctoral degrees. “Commencement is one of our most joyful and meaningful traditions — a day when we come together to recognize the hard work, resilience and remarkable...
The Mindful Monday for Dec. 8 is a quote from musician Dave Grohl: "No one is you, and that is your power." Grohl's words are a call for self-acceptance and confidence that we bring something good and necessary to the people and places we encounter. This week, focus on your strengths and unique qualities rather than engaging in self-criticism. Having a positive mindset will only enhance those great traits!Receive the MM in your inbox each week by opting in for our mailing list.Follow...
Happy almost the end of the semester!The 71st Biannual Midnight Breakfast is quickly approaching. It'll be held Monday, Dec. 8, from 10 p.m. until 12 a.m.Faculty, staff and friends of the university are invited to volunteer at Midnight Breakfast to serve breakfast to our students. Volunteers are needed from 9:45 p.m. until midnight. As a volunteer, you will receive a Midnight Breakfast theme hat along with serving the student body breakfast at the MAX. The theme this year is Thunder...
AUGUSTA, Ga. | The Peach Belt Conference has announced that Georgia College & State University's Lilly Swanson has earned the league's Elite 18 Award for women's volleyball.The PBC Elite 18 Award, which is modeled after the NCAA Elite Scholar-Athlete Award (formerly known as the NCAA Elite 90 Award) is given to the student-athlete with the highest cumulative grade-point average at the championship.Swanson, a junior setter from Acworth, Georgia, is the second GCSU volleyball player...
AUGUSTA, Ga. | The Peach Belt Conference has announced that Georgia College & State University's Lilly Swanson has earned the league's Elite 18 Award for women's volleyball.The PBC Elite 18 Award, which is modeled after the NCAA Elite Scholar-Athlete Award (formerly known as the NCAA Elite 90 Award) is given to the student-athlete with the highest cumulative grade-point average at the championship.Swanson, a junior setter from Acworth, Georgia, is the second GCSU volleyball player...
The Mindful Monday for Nov. 24, as we enter the holiday season, is a reminder to prioritize rest. When we have many obligations and life feels busy, we often feel guilt or shame for resting. We might confuse rest for "laziness," but rest is sometimes more productive than continuing to spin our wheels at a breakneck pace. When we try to do too much, we risk burning out our bodies and minds. This Thanksgiving week, show gratitude to yourself by allowing for moments of rest. Reflect on...
