Outdoor screening of the Coen Brothers' film "Oh Brother Where Art Thou?" Introduction by English Professor Matt Bryant Cheney, with discussion afterwards. Outside on the lawn. Bring chairs, blankets and picnics. Free popcorn and beverages for the first 40 people. Co-sponsored by the Flannery O'Connor Institute for the Humanities and Andalusia Farm.The screening will take place at Andalusia on the Interpretative Center lawn April 22, from 8 to 10:30 p.m.
Outdoor screening of the Coen Brothers' film "Oh Brother Where Art Thou?" Introduction by English Professor Matt Bryant Cheney, with discussion afterwards. Outside on the lawn. Bring chairs, blankets and picnics. Free popcorn and beverages for the first 40 people. Co-sponsored by the Flannery O'Connor Institute for the Humanities and Andalusia Farm.
By Ian Wesselhoff The Department of World Languages & Cultures at Georgia College & State University is holding its first World Cultures Fest, a celebration of international cultures, art and more, April 14 at Peabody Auditorium. Coinciding with Pan-American Day, students in “Intro to Spanish Language & Culture II” will present research posters in Spanish and English about traditional celebrations and festivities from 16 Spanish-speaking countries. Posters will be presented in two...
By Ian Wesselhoff The Department of Communication at Georgia College & State University is enjoying a successful spring, with awards and recognition pouring in for film, speech and debate, student research papers and more. Much of that success was found at the 2026 Georgia Communication Association (GCA) Conference, held Feb. 26-28 at Mercer University. GCSU was named Student Involvement Champion, and Jack McKinney, senior rhetoric major, won Top Student Paper for “The Nation Wears...
Our monthly book club will discuss the first five chapters of O'Connor's second novel "The Violent Bear It Away." Hosted by Professor Emeritus Dr. Bruce Gentry. 2 p.m., in-person meeting in Eatonton at the Georgia Writer's Museum, 109 S. Jefferson, Eatonton, Georgia 310247 p.m. online. Email oconnorinstitute@gcsu.edu for the link.
Our monthly book club will discuss the first five chapters of O'Connor's second novel "The Violent Bear It Away." Hosted by Professor Emeritus Dr. Bruce Gentry. 2 p.m., in-person meeting in Eatonton at the Georgia Writer's Museum, 109 S. Jefferson, Eatonton, Georgia 310247 p.m. online. Email oconnorinstitute@gcsu.edu for the link.
A group of six sociology capstone students traveled to Jacksonville, Florida, this weekend to present their capstone research projects at the annual meeting of the Southern Sociological Society, a regional disciplinary conference. The presentations included:"Perceptions of Institutional Change: How Do Faculty and Staff Perceive Declining Black Student Enrollment" by Madelyn Jones and Sophie Powell"Care Work and the Influence of Workplace Interventions" by Alexis Keeneyand"Analyzing...
We welcome all to join the 4th Georgia College & State University Annual Research Day on April 15, 2026, to celebrate student success, featuring 283 student projects presented by undergraduate and graduate students from all disciplines, as well as GC Journeys!The day will begin with poster presentations at 8:30 a.m. at the Magnolia Ballroom and continue with concurrent oral presentation sessions throughout the day in various locations. A special invited talk (Dr. Scott Huettel) at...
Join us in Arts & Sciences 251 from 3:30-4:30pm (a change in time and location due to speaker travel issues) for a guest lecture from Dr. Emily Schneider, associate professor at Northern Arizona University. This talk examines U.S. media coverage of Israeli violence in Gaza, with a focus on attacks on hospitals and medical facilities. Drawing on an analysis of five major news outlets, Schneider will explore how both Palestinian and Israeli suffering are portrayed, highlighting patterns...
When the Georgia Department of Transportation called for Roadside Enhancement and Beautification Council Grant proposals, after careful review, Georgia College & State University President Cathy Cox and the Executive Cabinet jumped at the chance to upgrade the entrance to Andalusia, the historic home of world-famed author Flannery O’Connor (’45), to make it more visible and welcoming for passing motorists. Frank Baugh, assistant vice president of Facilities Management at Georgia College,...
