The latest book by Professor of History Jared Poley examines how modern-day casinos and their focus on food, luxury and entertainment got their start in the 1840s.
As a result of the project, 523 recordings that were once inaccessible due to their format and at risk of irreparable degradation are now available to the public in Georgia State’s Digital Collections.
Daniel Black, an award-winning novelist, professor and activist, will keynote the upcoming Mario A.J. Bennekin Black History Symposium at Georgia State University’s Perimeter College.
With the genre recently celebrating its 50th anniversary, Ayanna Muhammad (M.H.P. ’15) is preserving the cultural movement’s history as lead curator of the National Hip-Hop Museum in Washington, D.C.
Known as the voice of the hilariously inappropriate Pam Poovey on TV’s “Archer,” Amber Nash (B.S. ’00) takes on her first starring role in the new feature film “How to Ruin the Holidays.”
The Garden Initiative for Black Women’s Religious Activism is the leading repository of historical and contemporary knowledge about Black women’s religious leadership in America.
When Isaac Fuller stepped onto Georgia State’s downtown Atlanta Campus two years ago, his mission was to feed his curiosity for the visual arts.
“Rejuvenation,” a feature film executive produced by film and television veteran Tom Luse (B.A. ’74, M.S. ’81) with a student crew, student co-director and largely student cast, will premiere Thursday, Oct. 5 at 7:30 p.m. at the Rialto Center for the Arts.
The official White House photographer and 2023 40 Under 40 honoree makes history every day, documenting the Biden presidency.
"The Harvest" is a deeply personal depiction of one Southern town’s painful struggle to integrate its public schools.
