What’s new on the Armstrong Campus

• Call for Reflections on COVID-19
  PROJECT: Eagle Nations Reflections on COVID-19 We are living in a time when history is being made. Our response to and the impact of this pandemic will be studied by historians, sociologists, politica …
• New “Research by Appointment” Service
  Georgia Southern University students, faculty, staff, and community members may schedule a research consultation with a Librarian to obtain assistance with a paper, research, or other type of project. …
• Film Screening and Panel Discussion on Armstrong campus Feb. 6
  “I studied my history, I studied my past…”Culture, Gender and Race in Beyonce’s Homecoming Thursday, February 6th Ogeechee Theatre (Armstrong Campus) FILM SCREENING 5:30 PM PAN …
• From the Mansion to the University, and Now, the World: Armstrong’s History Available from Digital Commons@Georgia Southern
  “Everything has a history,” colleague Olavi Ahrens reassured Janet Stone as she embarked on her scholarly history of Armstrong Atlantic State University. The history that Janet uncovered is interestin …
• Exhibits Celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month
  National Hispanic Heritage Month is a period from September 15 to October 15, celebrating the histories, cultures, and contributions of American citizens whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, …