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By Amanda RespessGeorgia College & State University President Cathy Cox has been named to Georgia Trend’s 2025 list of ‘Notable Georgians.’ President Cox and other influential people from across the state will be recognized in the January 2025 edition of Georgia Trend magazine.“This recognition from Georgia Trend is a direct reflection of the incredible work ethic, vision and passion I’m surrounded by every day here at Georgia College & State University,” Cox said. “I am inspired by...

By Mike CavaliereThe Board of Trustees for the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) voted to reaffirm Georgia College & State University’s accreditation for the next 10 years at its annual meeting earlier this month. The reaffirmation was unconditional, with no findings or follow-up recommendations cited.“Earning SACSCOC accreditation is a mark of distinction for universities in this country, signaling that the schools which have met these rigorous...

by Cindy O'DonnellIt’s the time of year for cheer and plenty. But for some, it can be a time of bare shelves and empty plates. College students are not immune to experiencing food insecurity.According to the Healthy Minds survey conducted last spring, 22% of Georgia College & State University students experienced some degree of food insecurity in the past 12 months, said Amy Whatley, director of Student Care and Outreach. That's reflective of the national average reported in a 2024...

By Maggie Forrester, University Communications Student AssistantInternational Student Day is today, Nov. 17. Georgia College & State University has been hosting international students for more than 70 years.A 1945 article from “The Colonnade” about Georgia State College for Women’s International Relations Club – whose membership roster included famed alumna Mary Flannery O’Connor – said, “The purpose of the International Relations Club is to foster interest in and knowledge of international...

By Margaret SchellJunior computer science major, Farah Dawood, of Behera, Egypt, wants to become a software engineer after she graduates from college. The international student is attending Georgia College & State University this fall semester.  “I like hands-on projects and research,” Dawood said. “My concentration in AI allows me to do these things and solve any problem.” “The technology skills we learn at GCSU apply to so many fields—from management to transportation applications,”...