Nigeria native Bukunmi Bifarin fell in love with Atlanta's African art scene while attending Georgia State. That love earned her three full-ride scholarships to three Ph.D. programs.
When Georgia State’s School of Music planted the seed for MTM Standard, the student-led music distribution company and sync house, Gianna McLeggan was there from the get-go. Now she's set to graduate with a Bachelor of Science degree in Music Management and a minor in Hospitality Administration, plus a wealth of music industry experience to propel her forward.
As he prepares to graduate this spring, Jack Lloyd looks back on unforgettable performances, enriching travels abroad and celebrated accomplishments.
A native of Grand Rapids, Mich., Jona Young moved to Atlanta with plans of joining Georgia’s multibillion-dollar entertainment industry after college.
History major James McMahon, 45, has never given up his dream of becoming a history teacher and inspiring his peers.
After an undefeated season of competition, the Georgia State University Winter Guard clinched the prestigious title of World Champion in the Independent A Class at the Winter Guard International (WGI) Championships in Dayton, Ohio.
Beyond Bars: A Journal of Literature and Art was established in 2023 through a Mellon Grant and will span three years, resulting in six issues featuring poetry, artwork and prose.
Georgia State University’s Center for Studies on Africa and Its Diaspora (CSAD) and the Africana Studies Department are looking to make GSU the Southern leader in the study of hip-hop culture.
Psychology graduate DJ Princess Cut stumbled across the DJ profession by happenstance. Now she tours with some of the nation's biggest stars.
The event, which will take place Feb. 27, will include partners from The Gambia, Germany and Colombia, as well as participants on the Georgia State University Atlanta Campus and other Atlanta-based universities.
