On Sept. 21 1995, GALILEO went live as Georgia's virtual library. GALILEO launched with the goal of providing universal access to a core set of online resources and services for every person in Georgia. Initial resources included 1500 full-text…
Historical issues of a popular Georgia agricultural bulletin that document decades of farming trends during the 20th century are now available freely online. More than 1,712 issues of the Farmers and Consumers Market Bulletin dating from 1926-1963…
We've compiled a list of resources available through GALILEO for those who would like to gain a better understanding of what anti-racism is, as well as the origins of present-day social justice movements, such as Black Lives Matter. This is just a…
Back at the end of April, during the early days of self-isolating (coronavirus pandemic), I was following a writer on a Facebook group called “Nostalgic Nawlins Memories.” Every day, this person, Derby Gisclair, posts a New Orleans-related…
The University System of Georgia continues to expand access to course selections requiring little or no additional cost for materials, saving students enrolled more than $27 million in educational costs, according to data collected by GALILEO. In…