ATLANTA—Dr. Nickitas Demos has been appointed interim director of the School of Music in Georgia State University’s College of the Arts.
Jeremiah Cowan’s Atlanta-centric Instagram account caught the attention of brands such as Apple and Gap. Now the studio art student is making a name for himself as one of the city’s top emerging photographers.
Ellis Jones (B.A. '07) said she was a bit surprised when she was promoted to the helm of the 22-year-old media company’s print product in February 2015, but in the past two years, she has settled into the role.
A little more than three years ago, Coco Hunter (B.B.A. ’10) hopped on a plane and embarked on what was supposed to be a dream vacation in Europe. She turned that trip into a lifestyle.
From Atlanta to Tinseltown, on Broadway and in cartoons, these young Panthers are finding significant showbiz success.
The Georgia State University Singers perform a haunting arrangement of a Bob Dylan classic on "The Walking Dead."
Noel Braham's 15-minute film quickly amassed 322,000 views on YouTube and has been screened in LA, New York and Atlanta. Now it's in the final round of Disney's international Star Wars Fan Film Awards contest.
How a group of best friends making original, offbeat movies have gone from Georgia State to the top of the indie film world.
Born into rock 'n' roll royalty, Jessica Walden (B.A. '00) is using her hometown's rich music history to preserve its legacy.
Jazz student Christopher Otts just released his debut album and won the second annual BMI Future Jazz Master Scholarship, which he'll use to pursue a career as a professional saxophonist.
