Tom Basler was an influential figure in the Medical College of Georgia, as well as Greenblatt Library history. The former Greenblatt Library Director’s tenure saw many major changes, including moving from card catalogs to a computer-based system, expanding the library’s…
How did newspapers cover the events surrounding the Holocaust? How do museums represent the history of the event? Three Augusta University faculty members and the Augusta Jewish Museum’s Manager discussed the topic on Thursday, Nov. 14 at Reese Library. The…
In honor of Veterans Day, the AU Libraries staff is honoring its family members who served in the United States Armed Forces. The display alternates every other year between Greenblatt and Reese libraries and is organized to honor the holiday.…
The Augusta University Libraries will collaborate on two displays to support Values Week at the beginning of November. Values Week, which takes place at all University System of Georgia institutions, works to promote an ethical culture and utilize shared institutional…
The Augusta University Libraries is happy to announce that Whitney Russell has been chosen for the role of Open Scholarship Librarian. She will be starting her work in Augusta in December. Russell’s Role at AU Libraries will lead the Institutional…
The school week at Greenblatt Library started with several officers from the Augusta University Police Department meeting with students, staff, and faculty in a comfortable environment. The officers set up at a table near the Creative Technology Lab. They used…
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In the late 19th Century, Charlotte Perkins Gilman wrote “The Yellow Wallpaper,” considered over a century later to be a longstanding example of horror fiction. The Augusta University Libraries received “The Literature of Prescription,” exhibit through the National Library of…