From the Historical Collections & Archives: Fifty-seven years ago, during the first week of October 1962, the first electronic computer was installed on the Health Sciences Campus. In an article in the December 1962 Foundation and Alumni News, the IMB 1620 was…
From the Special Collections & Institutional Archives: A recently finished finding aid in Reese Library’s Special Collections is MSS 025 (Cumming family correspondence), which contains letters written by Thomas Cumming that date as far back as 1794. The collection spans…
Due to a recent shifting project, Reese Library was able to bring back its “Browsing Books” section on the first floor near the staircase. There you can find some of the Library’s latest acquisitions and donations. Included among these titles…
A small book housed in the Faculty Author Collection at Greenblatt Library represents one example of one man’s intellectual curiosity and his desire to instruct and share his knowledge with others. This book is Interesting Chemical Exercises in Qualitative Analysis…
The Greenblatt Library has purchased 16 new eBooks and one print book with the support of the Medical College of Georgia W. J. Young Library Fund. These book titles can be located in the online catalog using a title or…
An email received on the Greenblatt Library’s reference account stated, “I was stationed at Fort Gordon during 1970 and 1971. During that time, I often went to the library on base and apparently at Augusta College, as stored away in…
Did you know Greenblatt Library offers 3D printing services in our Creative Technology Lab (CTL) to both campuses? In simplest terms, our printers use STL formatted computer files. The extruder on the printer melts the filament at a very high temperature…
An exhibit honoring the life of Lois Taylor Ellison, M.D. is on display in the Greenblatt Library. Dr. Ellison passed away in April but she was one of the longest-serving faculty members in the history of Augusta University. Her affiliation…