(April 29, 2012) - Art education students at North Georgia College & State University found they had developed a real bond with their students when it came time to end their service learning project at Avita Community Partners in Dahlonega earlier this spring.

(April 26, 2012) Despite differences in language, culture, society and even curriculum, children around the world can face challenges that keep them from learning. To bring together diverse educators to talk about those common issues, Dr. Bob Michael, dean of the School of Education, and colleagues developed "Education as a Human Right: A Conversation."

(April 25, 2012) Students, faculty, staff and community members gathered on the campus of North Georgia College & State University recently for the dedication of a 180-year-old cabin moved here in February. Though the move was four years in the making, the real work of preserving and learning about the structure and its role in Appalachian culture is just beginning.