Dr. Rodger MacArthur was a medical student as the world first became aware of AIDS. “We had no idea what was about to happen,” he said to a crowd at Greenblatt Library’s Historical Collections and Archives on Tuesday, Aug. 27.…
The University Libraries participated in Augusta University’s Club Fest at the Jaguar Student Activities Center’s Amphitheater from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 20. Club Fest, part of the University’s larger Weeks of Welcome series, provides an opportunity…
Post written by Maranda Christy On Wednesday, February 21, the University Libraries held a screening of documentary Discovering Dave: Spirit Captured in Clay on Augusta University’s Summerville campus for Black History Month. The documentary explores the life of David Drake,…
Josette Kubicki, Reference and Instruction Librarian at Reese Library, was selected to participate in this year’s Evidence Synthesis Institute (ESI) through the University of Minnesota. Ms. Kubicki has been a teaching librarian at Reese Library since 2017, having worked previously…
Post written by Maranda Christy On Thursday, January 25, 2024, The Robert B. Greenblatt, MD Library held a panel discussion, in conjunction with the National Library of Medicine traveling exhibit Care & Custody: Past Responses to Mental Health about the…
Thanks to generous funding from Dean Mark Thompson in the Hull College of Business, the University Libraries have recently added two important datasets to the Wharton Research Data Services (WRDS) platform. The Libraries and the Hull College have a long-term…
The Robert B. Greenblatt, MD Library is currently hosting a traveling exhibit on loan from the National Library of Medicine. The Care & Custody: Past Responses to Mental Health exhibit examines the historical treatment of mental health conditions in the…
On December 6th, Reese Library held a book discussion of the book Paying with Their Bodies: American War and the Problem of Disabled Veteran by John M. Kinder. This event was held in concordance with the National Library of Medicine…