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Updated 9:03 a.m. Monday, Mar 16, 2026Georgia College to Resume Normal Operations at 10 a.m.Dear Campus Community:With the most severe storm bands currently moving on from the Baldwin County area, Georgia College & State University will resume normal operations as planned at 10 a.m. Monday, March 16.Due to the Baldwin County School District’s decision to move to remote learning today, the Montessori Academy will remain closed.According to the latest forecasts from the National Weather...

The Mindful Monday for March 16 is a reminder to take time to breathe: You are allowed to slow down even when the world doesn't. Looming deadlines, competing obligations and information overload can make us feel frantic at times. We might begin to believe that we don't have the ability or the right to slow down. Remember that rest is productive. When we take our foot off the gas, we can recenter our thoughts and priorities, which usually lead to better outcomes. Help us promote a culture...

The Language Resource Center will host "LRC Video Chat: Denmark's Forest Kindergartens" on Wednesday, April 1, from 5 to 5:30 p.m. Despite its title, the "LRC Video Chat," does not entail the online Teams or Zoom environment you may be thinking of, but rather a laidback, in-person opportunity to watch a short, culturally themed video and engage in friendly face-to-face discussion afterward. The video will be screened in the LRC film viewing area. So join us on our cozy sectional sofa...

The second and third floors of the Ina Dillard Russell Library will be closed March 16-20, 2026, for the installation of new carpeting and updated security gates. We appreciate your patience as we work to improve your library experience! Returning Books: Please return all library materials to the outside blue book drop located across from the Arts & Sciences (A&S) building. The book drop will remain open and checked regularly throughout the closure. GIL Express & ILL Pickups: If you...

Join us on a special visit to the Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office for an in-depth look at how law enforcement integrates advanced technology into daily operations. The program includes a guided tour of the Real Time Crime Center, where attendees will observe the systems and tools used to support public safety in real time. Lunch will be provided.Please register by April 6, 2026!Registration link

Join us for a moderated discussion examining how Immigration and Customs Enforcement impacts local police departments, law enforcement practices and community trust. This forum will bring together local and state law enforcement representatives to discuss jurisdictional challenges, cooperation between agencies, public safety concerns and the real-world impacts on communities. Our goal is to create an informed, respectful space for dialogue, transparency and community engagement.