The Chef With No Stomach
The Chef With No Stomach
Cancer has given Hans Rueffert (B.S. ’95) a new recipe for success.
Arts & Culture, Georgia State Magazine
Cancer has given Hans Rueffert (B.S. ’95) a new recipe for success.
Arts & Culture, Georgia State Magazine
While helping the Panthers secure a Sun Belt Conference title and an appearance in the NCAA Tournament, Eliel Nsoseme (B.A. ’21) hasn’t lost focus on his family back home.
Georgia State University on Wednesday presented rapper, actor, entrepreneur and former student Chris “Ludacris” Bridges an honorary degree during commencement exercises at Center Parc Stadium.
The strategic merge will further elevate the performing arts at Georgia State and in downtown Atlanta.
Academic Unit News, Arts & Culture
Distinguished University Professor Dr. Alessandra Raengo of the School of Film, Media & Theatre is the recipient of the prestigious 2022-23 Paul Mellon Senior Fellowship from the Center for the Advanced Study in the Visual Arts at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.
Georgia State University Library has received a CLIR grant to digitize audio holdings of the historical voices of labor rights movements in the South.
Arts & Culture, Georgia State Magazine
Through the lens of two documentary films, director Hal Jacobs (M.S. ’91) shows Georgia State as a catalyst for creativity and social justice innovation.
Jeffrey Ogbar, known as the hip-hop professor, will keynote the 2022 Mario A.J. Bennekin Black History Symposium hosted by Georgia State University’s Perimeter College.
The Georgia State University Singers will join the award-winning Italian tenor and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Feb, 10 at the State Farm Arena for “In Concert For Valentine’s.”
The Center for Studies on Africa and Its Diaspora (CSAD) at Georgia State University has received a $524,300 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to support a three and a half-year project that will establish an intersectional studies collective with a focus on the American South.