Want to find out if you’re “Gravely Mistaken,” promote history for budding researchers, or take a walk with GRU’s ghosts? If you’re interested in any of these things, you’ll want to join the GRU University Libraries as they celebrate Georgia…
Writing or editing a book can be a long, arduous, and often solitary process. Join the GRU Libraries as we celebrate GRU faculty who have committed to that difficult journey at the Faculty Author Reception. The reception will be held…
The Georgia Regents University Libraries are pleased to announce the selection of a new head librarian for Reese Library, Barbara Mann. Mann most recently served as Associate Director for Public Services at the University of Maryland University College. She has…
Publications Julie K. Gaines, Head of the Medical Partnership Library, is a coauthor of the Association of Medical Education in Europe guide titled “Medical Education Scholarship: An Introductory Guide.” The abstract notes that the guide “provides an overview of medical…
The Georgia Regents University will host the Royal Photographic Society’s “International Images for Science 2013” exhibition at the GRU Greenblatt and Reese Libraries October 22-November 30, 2014. This will be the only showing in the United States of the RPS…
Along with the redesigned GRU Libraries website, users may have noticed that the Library Catalog has also undergone some changes. Rather than the classic GIL interface, the Library Catalog now defaults to GIL-Find. In addition to an updated look, GIL-Find…
The late West Virginia senator Robert Byrd declared that September 17 is “more important to our everyday lives than Columbus Day, more important to our everyday lives than Thanksgiving, more important to our everyday lives than the Fourth of July.”…
One of the strengths of the historical collections at Reese Library is the window they provide into the lives of “ordinary” Georgians. An ordinary Georgian became the focus of sessions of Histories Mysteries offered by Kids University. Kids University, started…