The Data Mining and Mapping Antebellum Georgia (DMMAG) project aims to build a comprehensive, searchable database of named enslaved people in 19th-century Georgia.
The third annual Global Read-a-Thon is set for Feb. 26 and will feature authors, performers, special guests and more, sharing stories about diverse migrant experiences spanning Africa and the African diaspora.
Geissler’s film is an official selection for the prestigious Berlin Independent Film Festival and will premiere at the iconic Moviemento Theatre in Berlin on Sunday, Feb. 16.
A new mural on Georgia State’s Atlanta Campus showcases the work of more than 100 students of the Ernest G. Welch School of Art & Design.
Poetry, music, photography and Afrofuturism are among the topics for artful and conscientious talks scheduled for the Mario A.J. Bennekin Black History Symposium at Georgia State University’s Perimeter College.
Through a collaboration between the Georgia State University Library’s Special Collection and Archives and the Georgia State Honors College, the Lonnie King Jr. Traveling Exhibition showcasing the civil rights leader’s papers will be unveiled at the Auburn Avenue Research Library on African American Culture.
This spring, students at Georgia State University are immersing themselves in the cultural significance of Nancy Drew through a new course titled “(Re)Reading Nancy Drew: Gender, Culture and Authorship.”
During the second season of the groundbreaking music competition series, judges DJ Khaled, Latto and Ludacris guided contestants through grueling rap battles and performances leading up to “discovering the next generation’s rap superstar.”
Georgia State English Ph.D. graduate Emily Schulten is using her love of words to help her community as the poet laureate of Key West, Fla.
A celebrated performer on some of the world’s premier stages, GRAMMY® Award-winning bass vocalist Morris Robinson will be the artist-in-residence at the School of Music for the 2024-25 and 2025-26 academic years.
