GRU University Libraries second meeting of the Let’s Talk About It: Understanding the American Civil War book discussion series will take place on February 15, 2014 at 10:30 a.m. on the second floor of the Summerville Campus Reese Library. Participants…
The GRU Libraries will be observing the 6th Annual International Open Access Week, Oct. 21–27, as part of a global initiative to reach out to the academic and research community and provide information about the Open Access movement and its…
The employees of Reese Library awarded Georgia Regents University Kids University scholarships to two deserving children from the Augusta area yesterday. Dr. Paulette Harris, GRU Literacy Center director and Cree-Walker Endowed Chair in the Department of Educational Leadership, Counseling, and…
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University libraries are student-centered. They are part of a university “infosystem” which is critical to student success. This system includes the faculty of the university and all the student and academic support areas. Each student moves within his/her individual network…
The Reese Library and Robert B. Greenblatt, MD Library joined forces as the “GRU Libraries” team for the CSRA Heartwalk last Saturday. Eleven faculty and staff joined 760 others to represent Georgia Regents University in order to raise money and awareness about…
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Let’s slaughter Charles Dickens- “It was the worst of class, it was the best of class.” Every student would probably agree that the “worst of class” includes: expensive books, tests, grades and homework. The “best of class” is the reading,…