Arts & Sciences

The Science Education Center, Chemistry Club, and the Department of Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics invite families, students and community members to an evening of discovery and excitement at Family Fun Night, a free STEM celebration designed for all ages.The event will be held on Thursday, Oct. 22, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Arts & Sciences Auditorium and the outdoor fountain area. This is a drop-in event, allowing guests to arrive and participate at any time during the evening.Attendees...

The Language Resource Center will host an encore presentation of "LRC video chat: Playing host to the World Cup (A FIFA World Cup Lookback)" on Monday, Sept. 28, 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...

As part of Constitution Week (Sept. 17–23), GCSU is hosting a Supreme Court Review on Tuesday, Sept. 22, at 6 p.m. in the A&S Auditorium.The program will feature remarks from panelists covering significant cases and developments from the most recent term:Judge Stephen Bradley (Ocmulgee Judicial Circuit) on Chatrie v. United States (Fourth Amendment and geofence warrants)Prof. Matt Roessing (Emory School of Law) on Trump v. Cook (presidential removal power and Federal Reserve independence)Prof...

In the age of AI, we are challenged to evaluate our existence, life goals, priorities and why we do what we do. Everyone should ask themselves, “What matters?” and “Why?”Answers to these questions may vary and evolve throughout life, but starting a habit of asking them will help individuals navigate daily decisions and actions.This talk is intended to invite you to reflect on your life and purpose to enhance your social and emotional well-being. It also connects us to the things that...