A record number of volunteers registered, and more than 200 Georgia State University alumni and volunteers pitched in to help a range of community organizations throughout Atlanta during GSU Cares events on April 7-8.
The new center is as a one-stop shop for student employees who might need help with new-hire paperwork, notary services or setting up their direct deposit. The center will also assist with onboarding new hires for student assistants and graduate assistants.
Jay Kahn, who led Georgia State to record fundraising heights, will step down as vice president of University Advancement and president of the Georgia State Foundation effective May 1.
After hearing feedback from students at a Safety Town Hall earlier this week, Georgia State University is expanding campus shuttle services until 2 a.m. to align with university operations.
Georgia State University has moved swiftly this week to take decisive actions to eliminate the threats to campus safety and security after police were called to address unlawful activity near the university’s housing corridor along Piedmont Avenue.
The Georgia State University Senate approved a new strategic plan April 5, establishing a 10-year blueprint for the institution.
In recent weeks, our Georgia State University Police Department has responded to several incidents where large crowds have gathered near the university’s housing corridor along Piedmont Avenue on our Atlanta Campus.
Under former Panther star and Head Coach Beth Van Fleet (B.B.A. ’99, M.S. ’19), Georgia State’s beach volleyball program has taken flight.
The award of $20,000 to the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies’ AYS Open initiative will save Georgia State students an estimated $1 million or more on learning materials before 2026.
Marking a return to the venue’s roots as an urban movie palace, the Rialto Center for the Arts at Georgia State University has announced the installation of a new digital film projector and cinema screen.
