At the start of the new school year, a new addition made its debut at the Greenblatt Library. The Greenblatt Market is a long-awaited shop/cafe that is now located on the first floor of the Library. The market features an…
As an aspiring archivist, I always look for opportunities to develop my skills in order to prepare myself for a professional career. So, during my summer vacation from Georgia Southern University, I began volunteering with Augusta University’s Special Collections and…
Starting on Monday, Aug. 11, the entrances to both of Augusta University’s libraries will require JagCard Badge access after 10 p.m. Badge readers are placed at the entrances of both Libraries and will grant access to our late-night students, faculty…
The Augusta-born wrestling and pop-culture icon, Hulk Hogan passed away on Thursday. Born Terry Bollea at Saint Joseph Hospital in 1953, Hogan’s family moved to Florida a couple of years later. You might be surprised to learn that, though he…
As we are all now facing the heat of summer in Augusta, the University Special Collections and Archives has turned its minds to cooler times. In processing the papers of former Augusta College President Gerald Robins, we discovered a collection of…
In December, the Augusta University Libraries will begin its transition to a new integration system called FOLIO, short for the “Future Of Libraries Is Open.” The change was originally supposed to occur in July, however, the University System of Georgia…
In May of 2024, the Augusta University Libraries received a grant from the Porter Fleming Foundation to process the Don “Ramblin’” Rhodes archival collection. A year later, the collection has been processed and is ready for researchers who may be…
April was National Poetry Month and Reese Library celebrated by hosting a Student Translated Poetry Reading. Participating students could either read poems they had translated from their original language into English or read translated works from the library’s collection. Lorenzo Pastro…