Let Books Be: A Freedom-to-Read Drive — Stop by the second floor of the library during Banned Books Week to take a stand for the freedom to read. GCSU's newly relaunched Amnesty International chapter, part of the national Banned Books Week Coalition, is hosting a letter-writing station where you can send a message to your elected representatives supporting open access to books. Browse a display of banned and challenged titles, find out why they were targeted and add your voice. Everyone's...
Georgia College & State University will welcome Dr. Katie Rhine as its new Director of the Flannery O’Connor Institute for the Humanities Oct. 1, 2026. A higher education veteran, Rhine most recently served as director of Arts and Humanities in Healthcare at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, where she integrated the humanities into medical and STEM disciplines through exhibitions, innovative programming and leadership that focused on maternal pelvic health and postpartum...
The Clothesline Project is a visual display of T-shirts designed by survivors of violence and by those who love and support them. Each shirt gives voice to an experience that often goes unspoken, and together they remind our community that survivors are not alone and that preventing violence is a shared responsibility.The Clothesline Project will be on display on Front Campus, near Hancock Street, Oct. 6 - 8 from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. each day. Individuals are welcome to stop by, read the...
The Clothesline Project is a visual display of T-shirts designed by survivors of violence and by those who love and support them. Each shirt gives voice to an experience that often goes unspoken, and together they remind our community that survivors are not alone and that preventing violence is a shared responsibility.The Clothesline Project will be on display on Front Campus, near Hancock Street, Oct. 6 - 8 from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. each day. Individuals are welcome to stop by, read the...
The Value Transfer Stations (VTS) located in the Maxwell Student Union and the Ina Russell Library have been removed.Bobcat Card holders who need to make CatCash deposits with cash can do so at the Bobcat Card Office, located in the Smith House on Greene Street. CatCash can also be deposited online via credit or debit cards at: gcsu.edu/bobcatcard/deposit
We’re thrilled to announce the launch of the THRIVE Table Talks Pilot Program, an exciting new opportunity designed to bring THRIVE students and peer mentors together over good food, meaningful conversations and shared experiences!Inspired by GCSU’s successful Table Talk program, THRIVE Table Talks will provide complimentary meals at The MAX for eligible THRIVE students and their peer mentors on designated program days. This one-year pilot helps remove a financial barrier associated...
We are excited to welcome Bobcat families back to campus for GCSU Family Weekend, Oct. 2–4! Families can look forward to a weekend full of campus traditions, exciting events, great food and opportunities to make memories with their Bobcat. Faculty and staff are encouraged to stop by Family Weekend events, connect with our families and enjoy the opportunity to mix and mingle with the Bobcat community. We cannot wait to celebrate with our GCSU families!
Join our team! Information Technology is hiring for the position of Systems Administrator - Advanced.Directions:1. Select the link below to access our Careers site. 2. Sign in to access your account or select the New User link to create one if you aren't an existing user. 3. Review the job posting, and select the apply button to begin your application.Please follow this link to view and apply for the position.
Please join Psi Chi and Psychology Club for “The Haunting History of Mental Health Treatment,” an author talk by Jessica Whitehead on the history of mental health treatment at Central State Hospital. Jessica is the author of two books, "Seeking Asylum" and her most recent, "Seeking Asylum: Memories." She is an alumna of GCSU's Department of Psychological Science and currently works as the curator for the Central State Hospital Museum at Georgia's Old Capital Heritage Center.
Join Psi Chi and Psychology Club for "The Haunted History of Mental Health" by Jessica Whitehead, author of "Seeking Asylum" and "Memories," both featuring her photography from Central State Hospital. Jessica is an alum of GCSU's Department of Psychological Science and currently is the curator of the Central State Hospital Museum at Georgia's Old Capital Heritage Center.
