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The Georgia College & State University Department of Athletics has announced season and individual game tickets are now available for the upcoming 2026-27 men's and women's basketball seasons.Season passes are just $100 this year. This package gives admission to all 27 home games this season, which includes 12 doubleheaders and five stand-alone games.The Bobcats have partnered with HomeTown Ticketing to offer digital ticketing for all home events this season.Digital ticketing via HomeTown Ticketing...

Georgia College Campus Community, The Learning Center will be celebrating its peer academic support staff during the week of Nov. 2. We believe that peer academic support creates ripples that extend far beyond a single interaction, providing motivation for students to build confidence, pass their classes, stay enrolled, and, ultimately, graduate.For an idea of how important these students are, consider the following data from just these first 10 weeks: Over 7,000 student visits between...

Humanitarian interventionism, as encapsulated by the Responsibility to Protect doctrine, is based partially on the premise that there is always someone left to save. However, new and emerging wartime technologies have the potential to kill or destroy entire societies almost instantaneously (like the Death Star’s destruction of Alderaan in the Star Wars universe). In the face of near certainty that future wars will involve the use of society-killer weapons, anti-war pacifism becomes...

AUGUSTA, Ga. | The Peach Belt Conference has released the bracket for the 2026 women's soccer tournament championship, which begins with the quarterfinals Saturday, Oct. 31.Georgia College & State University (7-5-4 overall, 5-3-1 PBC) earned the No. 4 seed and will host No. 5 seed Clayton State University (7-5-4, 4-3-2) Saturday, Oct. 31, at 2 p.m. at the Bobcat Soccer Field. It is the third consecutive season that the Bobcats are the No. 4 seed. The Bobcats lead the all-time series...

Join the GCSU S.T.E.M. Club for the latest installment of Milly's Science Cafe, featuring Dr. Allison Vandevoort, GCSU associate professor and Environmental Science program coordinator. Discover the fascinating and vital world beneath our feet and learn why healthy soil matters more than you think.When: Oct. 29 at 6:30 p.m.Where: Allen’s Market, 101 E. McIntosh St. (across from the downtown parking garage)Cost: Free and open to the public!Come out for an engaging evening of science...