Georgia State University is ranked the third most innovative university in the nation and third for its commitment to undergraduate teaching in the 2021 Best Colleges edition of U.S. News & World Report magazine.
While the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted many students’ summer plans, Sarah Santiago was busier than ever.
The CHARA Array, the largest optical interferometer in the world, provides a detailed, high-resolution view of the stars.
Rorah Ndungu’s curiosity about the operations of the human body and brain has led her to study neuroscience at Georgia State University. But it’s her family who has inspired her to pursue a career in health care.
Master’s and doctoral students took top prizes in the finals of the 2020 Three-Minute Thesis (3MT) competition, where they were challenged to explain their research and scholarship to a general audience in a short time.
Enrollments topped 54,000, with more than 5,200 freshmen entering the Atlanta Campus as the largest, most qualified and most diverse freshman class in the institution’s history. The previous records were set last year with more than 53,000 students and 4,600 freshmen.
With reduced in-person class sizes, no large-scale gatherings and, of course, masks required in campus facilities, this fall will look different. But throughout the summer, Georgia State has been hard at work to ensure a rich collegiate experience this semester.
Students in the African-American Studies (AAS) pathway will take core curriculum and African American-focused courses to earn an associate of arts degree in a new degree pathway program this fall.
Center Parc Credit Union and Georgia State Athletics have agreed on a 15-year contract for naming rights to Georgia State Stadium, which will be called Center Parc Credit Union Stadium or Center Parc Stadium.
University faculty set an institutional record, earning $150.2 million in research funding in fiscal year 2020.
