Once a college dropout, Cary Claiborne now has two degrees from Georgia State. His unique insight into the university experience makes him exceptionally qualified to help lead and administer Georgia State’s Student Success initiatives at Perimeter College.
ATLANTA—Georgia State University and neighborhood associations representing communities surrounding the Turner Field site have reached an agreement on a long-term plan for the university’s engagement with area residents.
A group of seniors from Southwest DeKalb High School were presented full scholarships to attend two-year programs at Georgia State University’s Decatur campus. The scholarships were made possible with a $14.5 million gift from State Farm Insurance and are awarded based on applications, essays and grades.
Wunderkind Will Anderson (B.A., B.S. ’17) has been outdoing the world for years. At just 21, he's a globetrotting archaeologist, published author, athlete, humanitarian and opera singer who loves taking care of bones.
ATLANTA–Georgia State, the model institution for graduating students from widely diverse backgrounds in Atlanta, and State Farm, Georgia’s largest insurance company, today announced a first-of-its-kind public-private partnership that helps qualified students entering the Decatur campus of Perimeter College have a pathway to a more productive future.
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Angelica Guilbeaux, an alumna of Georgia State University, has received a Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program award to South Korea as an English teaching assistant, the U.S. Department of State and the F. William Fulbright Scholarship Board have announced.
Jeremiah Cowan’s Atlanta-centric Instagram account caught the attention of brands such as Apple and Gap. Now the studio art student is making a name for himself as one of the city’s top emerging photographers.
The Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference showcases the scholarly and creative projects of the university’s undergrads and provides students insight into the work that goes into each step of a successful research project.
Three former Georgia State baseball players are hustling, and financially scuffling, their way through the minor leagues in hopes of making it into Major League Baseball.
Joey Velazquez left Georgia State in 2000 with a grade point average under 1 point. He worked in the movies and even sold a screenplay, but came back to pursue his dream of becoming a lawyer. He’ll graduate this year summa cum laude from the Honors College and will head to law school in the fall.
