Starting Monday, Nov. 3, you’ll need a reservation to use six of the study rooms at Greenblatt Library. Once the system goes live, reservations will be needed for the following rooms: AB2208 (the presentation room), AB2210, AB2211, AB2212, AB2213, and…
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…
Emily Harris, MLIS, Augusta University Dental Librarian, in partnership with the Dental College of Georgia (DCG), recently concluded a successful Micro-Credential Program designed to enhance the research and writing skills of dental and dental hygiene faculty. The six-session program covered…
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 Augusta University Libraries, alongside the Department of Communications and Department of Social Sciences at Pamplin College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, hosted the annual Constitution Day event at the Jaguar Student Activities Center on Tuesday, Sept. 17. Over…
Warning: The following blog post contains graphic information regarding what Dr. Sydenstricker witnessed at Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp. The Augusta University Libraries Holocaust series held its first lecture on Tuesday, Sept. 10 about Dr. Virgil Sydenstricker and his role in reintroducing…
by Lindsay Blake Greenblatt Library is now offering office hours at the J. Harold Harrison, M.D. Education Commons. Beginning March 9, librarians or library staff are available from 1-5 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at the Greenblatt Library desk located…
GRU Libraries have been adventuring back in time for Georgia Archives Month. And what an adventure it has been! Our Georgia Archives Month celebrations are part of a statewide effort to raise awareness of the importance of archives and…
The unavailability of some Federal websites during the recent U.S. Government partial shutdown underscores the Federal Government’s role in providing scholarly information to the academic community. Websites that are valuable resources for the academic community and which were unavailable during…
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…