The Environmental Ethics Seminar Series kicks off the spring semester with "Urban Swimming Holes and the Politics of Public Space," a lecture by Hannah Palmer. Urban Swimming Holes and the Politics of Public Space Hannah Palmer, Writer & Artist Tuesday, February 4th - 5:30pm Founders Memorial Garden & House
For generations, the Founders Memorial Garden has been a place of beauty, reflection, and connection. From quiet walks among the blooms to joyful celebrations under its canopy, this cherished space holds countless memories for our community. As we launch this week-long fundraiser, we invite you to explore the personal stories of those who have […]
Using a mix of paper surveys, digital mapping, and even a hand-crafted “junk journal,” students in the FindIt Historic Resource Survey documented nearly 3,000 historic properties in Meriwether County, capturing pieces of Georgia’s history in creative and meaningful ways.
The CED community is deeply saddened by the recent passing of Neal Weatherly, BLA 1962 and MLA 1970.
Over the Summer, current Ph.D. student Yulia Shaffer was awarded an incredible opportunity to work with NASA through their DEVELOP Program. Read more >>
