The Robert B. Greenblatt, MD Library began in 1834 when Dr. Louis A. Dugas, one of the founding faculty members of the Medical College of Georgia, was sent by his colleagues to Europe to purchase books for a library to…
The Greenblatt Library is pleased to announce the addition of two nursing ebooks to our collection. Both titles are available under the eBook Navigator and through our Library Catalog. Our new editions include: The Handbook of Fluid, Electrolyte & Acid-Base…
GRU University Libraries’ first meeting of the Let’s Talk About It: Understanding the American Civil War book discussion series will take place on January 18, 2014 at 10:30 a.m. on the second floor of Reese Library, on the Summerville campus.…
In our continuing effort to strive for excellence in research, patient care and teaching, Greenblatt Library is pleased to announce the following journals, books and eBooks that are available as of January 1st through the Greenblatt Library website. New eJournal…
GRU Libraries offer many book titles adapted in this year’s most popular films and television series. Explore the titled books and criticisms on display in the first-floor BROWSING area of Reese Library today. Additional book titles, including over 75,000 eBooks, can…
The University Libraries support the GRU mission of providing comprehensive information services and resources for its users. The Libraries develop and maintain dynamic collections in multiple formats that meet the informational, educational, research, and clinical needs of the faculty, staff…
The GRU University Libraries collects, preserves, and maintains published research from its faculty in all academic areas. These materials are proudly displayed in ongoing displays at the Greenblatt and Reese Libraries. In some cases, additional copies of the publications have…
By now you have probably seen a poster of an intriguing be-goggled gentleman in a top had around campus and on the Reese Library Janus board, but (in case you missed it) consider this your official invitation to listen to…
If you haven’t already done so, please visit the Pride and Passion: The African-American Baseball Experience. The exhibition is on the second floor of Reese Library and will be here through February 21. Be sure to also visit the Pride and Passion related…
The new year in Special Collections will bring with it more changes than just the university name on the stationary. Our department has undergone adjustments in both staff and hours. Our student assistant Tiffany Gregg has moved on, leaving us slightly sad…