By State of Georgia Executive Order from Gov. Brian KempWHEREAS The citizens of the State of Georgia and throughout the United States are heartbroken following the senseless act of violence that took place on Wednesday, September 4, 2024, at Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia; and WHEREAS Two teachers and two students were killed, and others sustained serious injuries; and WHEREAS The people of Georgia share the grief of the parents, families, and friends of those who were injured...
Our beloved Georgia College & State University Mascot "Thunder" is in the final round of the Peach Belt Conference 2024 Mascot Challenge!Let's make sure we #BringTheThunder against USCB's Sand Shark mascot "Finnegan." VOTE TODAY on the PCB Instagram @peachbelt or TikTok @peach.belt accounts.Get your vote in before NOON TODAY!
Michael Cavaliere has been named Georgia College & State University’s new assistant vice president of University Communications and chief communications officer, effective Oct. 1.Cavaliere joins Georgia College with 15 years of experience in communications—10 at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Florida, where he currently serves as executive director of News and Media Relations. He’s been a journalist—both reporter and editor—as well as a university public relations...
Join President Cox for our College Colors Day Celebration Friday, August 30, starting at 9:30 a.m. on Front Campus. We are celebrating the 20th annual National College Colors Day! Be sure to wear your BLUE and GREEN. We will have snacks, swag, giveaways and a chance to cheer for some of our outstanding student athletes. Thunder will be there, of course! And don't forget that you can stock up on Bobcat gear by using promo code SPIRIT24 in-store or online at Barnes & Noble at Georgia College.
Join President Cox for our College Colors Day Celebration Friday, August 30, starting at 9:30 a.m. on Front Campus. We are celebrating the 20th annual National College Colors Day! Be sure to wear your BLUE and GREEN. We will have snacks, swag, giveaways and a chance to cheer for some of our outstanding student athletes. Thunder will be there, of course! And don't forget that you can stock up on Bobcat gear by using promo code SPIRIT24 in-store or online at Barnes & Noble at Georgia College.
Hi Musicians,GC Jazz will be holding auditions for the GC Jazz Band and Combos on Tuesday, August 20, at 7 p.m. in the McComb Building. The audition materials are attached and this is a "come all" audition, so no specific times are needed, just show up with your axe! Class times for the courses are as follows:Jazz Band—Tues/Thurs 3:30-4:45 p.m.Jazz Combos—Tues at 6 p.m. or Thurs at 5 p.m. depending on the comboWe are also offering Jazz Improvisation on Tuesdays at 5 p.m. You don't...
From GMC Campus Police: celebratory cannon fire Friday morningOn Friday morning, August 16, between 11:05 and 11:15 a.m. there will be three cannons fired on Greene Street by the National Guard. The cannon fire will be loud and heard throughout the area of downtown Milledgeville and the GMC and GCSU campuses.
As the lights went down inside Georgia College & State University’s Centennial Center on Friday, March 8, hundreds of GCSU students gathered for the university’s annual Spring Concert. After winning Battle of the Bobcats, the college's annual music competition, student-led band Subject to Change earned the concert’s opening spot. The Stews, an up-and-coming band that formed at Auburn University, and Quavo, one-third of Atlanta rap trio and hallmark Migos, rounded out the show’s lineup...
Story by GCSU senior Elizabeth Newlin Margaret Brown Schell, ’19, has worked as the communications coordinator for University Communications for over eight years and for University Advancement over one year. In early October, she’ll reach her 10-year anniversary, marking a significant milestone in her career at Georgia College & State University. As the communications coordinator, Schell plays a pivotal role in facilitating effective communication within the university community,...
Experience the terror of Trick-or-Treatment alongside nursing students. Back at it again, nursing students fought through frights, terrors and fears to provide their utmost care to simulated patients. Trick-or-Treatment, a now annual event for nursing students, aims to be a platform for students to apply their skills in a safe and fun environment. Like escape rooms, the panicked participants navigated perilous puzzles to address patient concerns and remedy their requirements. They...
