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Book Launch & Reading: Kerry Neville, Momma May Be MadJoin us for the official launch of Georgia College & State University Creative Writing faculty member Kerry Neville’s new memoir, Momma May Be Mad, Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2025, from 6:30 until 7:30 p.m. in the Pat Peterson Museum Education Room (221 N. Clarke Street, Milledgeville). The evening will feature a reading by the author, followed by a Q&A and book signing.Books will be available for purchase at the event and through Barnes...

Thank you to everyone who attended the Benefits Fair on Wednesday, Oct. 8. We hope you were able to get some of your questions answered from our vendors and pick up some of the materials and goodies they had to offer.As promised, all attendees who signed in were entered into a drawing for the giveaways provided by our generous vendors. All have been contacted and asked to visit the Wooten-Garner House to claim their prize this week.Greg Chitwood - Automotive - Combo Charger from HSA...

Parking spaces in the front section of the North Liberty Street parking lot will be closed Oct. 13-14 for maintenance. All vehicles should be removed from this area by Oct. 10 at 5 p.m. Vehicles left in this area will be ticketed or towed at the owner's expense. View the interactive parking map to locate alternative parking lots.

As GCSU integrates artificial intelligence into more areas of study, Dr. Wu’s expertise helps ensure students are graduate ready to apply data-driven decision-making across industries from baseball to information security.Before teaching machine learning or guiding students through real-world analytics projects, Dr. Daniel Wu, assistant professor of data science, spent nearly 20 years in corporate IT writing code, managing databases and solving complex data problems that demanded both...

Fall semester is bustling with activity in Atkinson! Our October newsletter highlights our Department of Information Systems & Computer Science, our U.S. News & World Report’s 2026 Best Colleges rankings, University of Münster Visiting Scholars, workshops and career fairs and an alumnus who works today as a full stack engineer with Lockheed Martin.

Georgia College & State University alumnus Taylor Robbins (BBA ’15, MBA. ’23) has built an impressive career at Lockheed Martin, where he now serves as a software engineering leader. His journey — from an undecided freshman to an MIS major shaping data and AI strategy — illustrates how early academic influences, networking and lifelong learning can set the stage for success.Robbins first discovered his passion for technology through a freshman seminar led by Dr. Bryan Marshall. Inspired...