ATLANTA—Donna Brazille, interim chair of the Democratic National Committee, and Republican strategist Margaret Hoover will discuss Millennial voters, their political impact and issues they face in the 2016 election at 3 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 11, at Georgia State University.
Georgia State’s presence in the heart of the city is adding vitality to downtown Atlanta. This photo essay highlights the most recent additions to the university ’s physical space: a new campus gateway, a tower dedicated to science, a 1,100-bed student housing facility and a three-building academic corridor mixing old and new construction.
ATLANTA—Georgia State University has moved from fifth to fourth among the most innovative schools in the nation in the 2017 Best Colleges edition of U.S. News & World Report magazine.
Georgia State University’s Timothy M. Renick, vice provost and vice president for enrollment management and student success, has been named by Washington Monthly magazine as one of the country’s 16 most innovative people in higher education.
Georgia State University has enrolled this fall semester the largest, most academically qualified freshman class in the institution’s history, following its consolidation with Georgia Perimeter College in January.
Mayor Kasim Reed announced that the Georgia State University Foundation has finalized its purchase of the Turner Field site from the Atlanta-Fulton County Recreation Authority.
Georgia State University, the University System of Georgia and Corvias Campus Living today marked the opening of a new student housing and dining hall complex in downtown Atlanta.
Georgia State University, the University System of Georgia and Corvias Campus Living today marked the opening of a new student housing and dining hall complex in downtown Atlanta.
ATLANTA—Georgia State University has set a research funding record, receiving awards of $120.2 million in fiscal year 2016. The total exceeds the previous record set last year when faculty earned $101 million in research support. Georgia State's research funding has grown by nearly $40 million in the past two years.
The Perimeter College Department of Nursing associate degree program became an administrative unit of the Georgia State University School of Nursing on July 1, in accordance with regulations of the Georgia Board of Nursing.
