Barbara J. Johnson Named Perimeter College Dean
Barbara J. Johnson Named Perimeter College Dean
Johnson, the executive vice president and provost at Talladega College in Alabama, will begin her new role as dean of Perimeter College Feb. 12, 2024.


Johnson, the executive vice president and provost at Talladega College in Alabama, will begin her new role as dean of Perimeter College Feb. 12, 2024.

Mandi Shelnutt, a single mom of three, will graduate from Georgia State University’s Perimeter College Dec. 14.

The Study Commons, accessible to students, faculty and staff, features wireless connectivity and movable furniture that can be adapted to accommodate the needs of students studying alone or in large groups.

The Cecil B. Day School of Hospitality Administration of Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business celebrated its 50th anniversary at a gala and awards celebration.

Georgia State University’s Honors College has awarded 10 new first-year students the prestigious Presidential Scholarship.

Georgia State Sport Clubs offer opportunity for community and competition.

The U.S. News & World Report ranked Georgia State as the top Public University for Undergraduate Teaching for the fourth straight year, and No. 2 for Innovation for the third consecutive year in its 2024 edition of Best Colleges.

Georgia State ranked 100 out of the more than 1,400 universities measured by Washington Monthly for their impact on social mobility, research and public service, and fifth overall for its Pell performance, a measure of the university’s commitment to educating a diverse group of students.

The first day of classes on Monday followed Sunday’s First-Year Convocation ceremony, held for the first time in the university’s new 8,000-capacity Convocation Center.

The university's research community has set a new funding record, with $224.72 million in grants earned in fiscal year 2023.