In spring 2023, Luse will lead a class of select students across disciplines and across colleges working on-camera and off as part of the cast and crew of a film he co-wrote with Georgia State screenwriting students.
The American Prize has awarded top honors this year to Georgia State students and faculty in Choral Performance, Composition and Choral Conducting.
Perimeter College history professor Richard Blackmon unearths Civil War history in Atlanta city parks by marking battlefield trenches used by both Union and Confederate troops.
Previously unknown photos of Amelia Earhart, the first woman to pilot an airplane solo across the Atlantic Ocean, during her visit to Atlanta in 1934 have been discovered in the Georgia State University Library’s Special Collections and Archives.
Georgia State's School of Public Health has been awarded a $75,000 grant from Facebook Reality Labs, to create a narrative film that will be an immersive and interactive online platform for combatting racial injustice.
An award-winning play about a computer programmer gets turned into an interactive live experience with the help of Georgia State.
Mollie Innocent-Cupid overcame her self-doubt as an expecting mom and older grad student to pursue research drawing from her own experience as a Haitian-American.
In a new book, English professor Randy Malamud explores the history and cultural significance of fresh-cut flowers.
Riuki Gakio (B.A. ’21) combined his creative talent with the resources of Georgia State to produce the award-winning film “Our Plastic World.”
After meeting at Georgia State, Lance (MBA ’03) and April (B.A. ’01) Ledbetter embarked on a lifelong journey together — as husband and wife and as co-founders of Dust-to-Digital, a Grammy award-winning record label mining music’s past to preserve it for future audiences.
