Unusually cold temperatures will surge across the area on Tuesday evening, peaking Wednesday morning. Temperatures will drop below freezing from about 8 p.m. Tuesday until around 10 a.m. Wednesday. Students, faculty and staff should make sure to dress appropriately and allow extra time to get to and from class. We anticipate dry surfaces overnight tonight; however, the GCSU facilities team is prepared to treat slippery surfaces on walkways and steps if cold temperatures cause sprinkler...
Another low-pressure system is forecasted to move across the Southeast Region bringing showers and thunderstorms to Georgia Friday, Jan. 12. Storms will have the potential to be strong to severe, but the greatest impacts to GCSU and Milledgeville are not expected until Friday evening after the close of business. Georgia College & State University is monitoring weather forecasts. Normal business operations and classes will continue as scheduled. The safety of our students, faculty and...
Dear campus community, University Communications would like to remind everyone that our office has acquired a Smore for Teams account for the production of e-newsletters, and we still have slots! We’re inviting anyone in the campus community to reach out to our office so they may take advantage of the many benefits this plan offers. If you don't have a Smore account already, we can help you set one up. Smore for Teams allows over 150,000 monthly emails, shared folders and collaboration...
UPDATE: 11:15 a.m. Tuesday, January 9 The automated Front Page daily email announcement delivered at 11 a.m. contained an earlier weather update. The information below is the latest official information from GCSU as of 11:15 a.m. The GCSU campus will remain closed today due to ongoing severe weather, as well as intermittent power outages on campus and in the downtown Milledgeville area. Regular dining services at the MAX will continue and a variety of lunch options will be delivered...
The Baldwin County Commission has asked President Cox to seek the opinion of GCSU faculty, staff and students regarding their thoughts on recreational opportunities and multi-use paths in the county. Please visit https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BOCcommunitysurvey for the survey.
Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter visited Georgia College & State University during Homecoming in 1978. Her mother, Allethea "Allie" Murray Smith, '26, a Georgia College & State University (Georgia State College for Women) graduate, received the "Mother of the Year" Award from GCSU's Alumni Association at a luncheon held April 22, 1978, in the Maxwell Student Union. Rosalynn and her daughter, Amy, accompanied Allie for this tribute. After the luncheon, they attended the reception at...
Keep Milledgeville Baldwin Beautiful, community members and Georgia College & State University staff members who are on the KMBB Board celebrated America Recycles Day with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Nov. 15 on Front Campus. America Recycles Day is dedicated to promoting and celebrating recycling in the United States. The new KMBB Board members representing Georgia College are Ashley Copeland, Brandy Kennedy and Lori Hamilton. Community members attending the event were: KMBB Board members...
Georgia College & State University’s Office of University Communications won two 2023 Best of CASE District III Awards for best news feature writing and best video. Both awards were for coverage on “Where bison roamed: Paleontological dig shows a different Georgia.” CASE stands for the Council for Advancement and Support of Education. It’s a national public relations organization that supports education professionals in areas of advancement and communications. The awards were won in...
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...
Helen Lewis (1924-2022) was a towering figure in the fields of sociology and history who advanced an understanding of women’s roles in working-class communities and developed an interpretation of Appalachia as an internal colony of the United States. Her focus on the role Appalachia and its coal-mining communities played in the development of modern America and 20th Century labor relations distinguished her work, but it was the way she challenged fellow academics to reconsider the...
