Arts & Sciences

Honors Convocation, at which new Honors students are inducted into the Eta Sigma Alpha Honors Student Association, will be held on Sunday, Sept. 29, at 1 p.m. in the College of Arts & Sciences Auditorium. Faculty are invited to attend and to process in their regalia at the start of the ceremony and at its conclusion. Please register by Sept. 19 via the embedded link or the QR code in the flier.Honors Convocation is positioned during Family Weekend so that parents/guardians may attend...

This year's Supreme Court Review will feature at least three major court cases from the recent term. Tackling those cases include Georgia State University's Ivy White, a business law professor, Emory University School of Law's Matt Roessing, a legal writing professor and the Honorable Wade Padgett, a Georgia Court of Appeals judge.The event will start with an overview of the Supreme Court by Georgia College & State University's Jehan El-Jourbagy, a business law professor, and then...

Don’t miss this opportunity to sharpen your critical thinking skills at our interactive workshop on separating fact from fiction. Led by Dr. Jolene Cole, this hands-on session will teach you quick, practical steps to verify the truth behind the information you encounter every day. Come equipped with your laptop, cellphone or tablet and get ready to dive into real-time fact-checking that will empower you to navigate today’s information overload with confidence.Register for this free...

In 2015, Republican Ben Carson kicked off his campaign for the U.S. presidency with a concert at the Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts in Detroit. Selected of God, a local choir famous for their appearance in a Chrysler Super Bowl commercial, delivered a powerful gospel rendition of Eminem's "Lose Yourself." Fast forward to just a day before the 2020 election, Democratic candidate Joe Biden released an ad titled "One Opportunity," also featuring Eminem's iconic track. In August...

Amaki’s art captures the lives of African women of the Diaspora through media from everyday life (photography, quilts, buttons, boxes and household items). Her work redefines the lives of past and present African American heroines and heroes and contrasts their depiction in the mainstream media. She has published a number of articles including “Art: The Paul Jones Collection in Art” and Everyday Life: The Paul Jones Collection, an exhibition catalog by the Marietta-Cobb Museum of Art,...