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Georgia College & State University will test the Outdoor Emergency Notification System (siren system) Wednesday, April 1 2026. This test is scheduled to occur the first Wednesday of every month between 10 a.m. and noon and will last approximately one minute. No action is required during the testing, and all campus operations should continue as normal. A message stating that this is a test will precede and follow the "alert" tone. In the case of an actual tornado warning, the message...

Thirty-five Biological and Environmental Science students, along with faculty mentors, traveled to Georgia Gwinnett College last week to present their research at the Annual Meeting of the Georgia Academy of Sciences. Approximately 100 oral and 100 poster presentations were delivered by students and faculty from colleges and universities across the state. Biological and Environmental Science students were recognized for excellence in research in several sections. Kali Holierhoek (faculty...

On the evening of March 23, the Pat Peterson Museum Education Room at Georgia College & State University came alive with conversation, ideas and a shared vision for the future of Middle Georgia. The Executive Forum brought together community leaders, entrepreneurs and business minds for a dynamic discussion on entrepreneurship and innovation in Middle Georgia.The forum featured three distinguished presenters whose work is shaping the entrepreneurial landscape of the region. Rob Betzel,...

The Criminal Justice program in the Department of Government and Sociology is hosting the annual Justice Week April 6 - 13. There are a variety of events for the Georgia College & State University and Milledgeville community. All events are free and open to the public. Please email Dr. Alesa Liles for more information. Tuesday, April 7, 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. "ICE & Us: Understanding the Local Impact" in Magnolia BallroomJoin us for a moderated discussion examining how Immigration and...

April is National Second Chance Month to raise awareness about the obstacles millions of American's face when they have a criminal record. As many as one in three Americans have a criminal record leading to barriers in housing, employment, education and more. This re-entry simulation, developed by the Department of Justice, simulates what it is like to be released from prison. You will experience the opportunities and obstacles faced by the formerly incarcerated as you try to reintegrate...

Please join us this Wednesday, April 1, in the Pat Peterson Museum Education Room of Russell Library from 12 until 12:50 p.m. for this week's Times Talk facilitated by Dr. Brian Newsome, dean of the Honors College and professor of History on "From Purpose to Trauma: Remembering World War I."  The discussion will focus on the evolution of understandings of World War I among wartime and postwar novelists (most of them veterans) — from ascribing some sort of purpose to the war (while...