“I wanted to further my education because it was something my father and his father before him didn’t get a chance to do.”
Members of Perimeter College’s Class of 2020 say their graduation will be memorable, even if it is not celebrated in person.
Georgia State University anthropology graduate student Macie Orrand supported her family through a crisis while earning her degree
Despite family expectations to go into medicine, Georgia State University computer science major and Honors College student Nadiya Noor knew she wanted to be a part of the tech world.
At Georgia State, Lexie Newhouse (B.A. ’20) discovered a passion for business development and the start of a career.
The university set a record this year with 12 semifinalists for the fellowship, which provides students with the opportunity to live and work abroad.
Two Georgia State University Perimeter College students each will receive one of the largest private scholarships in the country, the national Jack Kent Cooke Foundation announced today.
As students finishing the semester face new challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, Georgia State is uniquely positioned to ensure they succeed.
Students already in tenuous circumstances may find themselves under even more financial strain in the coming weeks due to the coronavirus pandemic. Georgia State’s Emergency Assistance Fund was created to help relieve some of that strain.
Georgia State’s respiratory therapists (RTs) combat COVID-19 at its worst. Part of a healthcare specialty which focuses solely on the lungs and heart, RTs provide bedside treatment for patients using a mechanical ventilator.
