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Sport administration students chat with NASCAR champ Chase Elliott and go behind the scenes on race day at the Atlanta Motor Speedway.


Sport administration students chat with NASCAR champ Chase Elliott and go behind the scenes on race day at the Atlanta Motor Speedway.

ATLANTA—Georgia State University has been recognized by the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities and the Institute for Higher Education Policy as one of 14 public higher education institutions leading student success through the effective use of student-level data.

ATLANTA—Georgia State University continues to lead the nation in graduating black students, according to a new report of “Top Performing Institutions for Black Students” released March 1 by The Education Trust, a non-profit education research organization.

ATLANTA–The Atlanta Business Chronicle has named the Turner Field redevelopment project of Georgia State University, along with the Carter, Oakwood Development and Healey Weatherholtz joint venture, as the Best Overall Deal in its Best in Atlanta Real Estate Awards.

Georgia State has renovated the front entrance of the 58 Edgewood Ave. building and opened a new lobby study space on the ground floor.

Campus News, Politics, Law & Society
Kalif Robinson, Georgia State’s first Rangel Graduate Fellow, has his sights set on a career as a U.S. Foreign Service Officer

Campus News, Science & Technology
ATLANTA—The Institute for Biomedical Sciences (IBMS) at Georgia State University is offering two new graduate degree programs designed to prepare students for careers in the biomedical sciences that will enhance human health and bring scientific discoveries to market.

For Robinson College alums Terrance Rogers and Kyle Stapleton, raising money for scholarships is their way of paying it forward.

ATLANTA—RePEc/IDEAS, the world’s largest economics bibliographic database, consistently ranks the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies among the top two-to-three percent of economics institutions worldwide – and first in Georgia – for its faculty research productivity.

With the President’s Jan. 27 executive order suspending entry into the United States for refugees, immigrants and non-immigrants from certain nations, I want to assure our community we will strongly support our international students, faculty and professional staff.