In the new role, she will expand Georgia State’s research profile with a focus on grants, fostering discovery and innovation across all disciplines, and strengthening interdisciplinary collaboration.
The Georgia State University Panther Band has been selected as a featured marching band in the 2026 Southern Division review of the College Band Directors National Association, marking the fourth time the ensemble has earned this regional distinction.
Experimental economist Charles Noussair will hold the Langdale Chair and direct the Experimental Economics Center at Georgia State University.
Georgia State University has announced the first round of grant recipients under its new, restructured Faculty Internal Grants Program, investing in 14 different projects that span multiple disciplines.
The grant supports a three-part strategy to assess online readiness, reduce transfer barriers through aligned curricula, and scale support, technology and faculty development, including 24/7 tutoring and personalized coaching for students statewide.
From work in health and education to public policy and art, Panther researchers are delivering progress.
Georgia State has received all necessary clearances to begin construction on its new baseball facility, a transformational addition to GSU athletics and the surrounding Summerhill community. Work is scheduled to be completed in fall 2026.
The Graduate School at Georgia State University recently hosted a ceremony honoring the first cohort of First in Family Scholarship recipients.
In the fourth consecutive year that grant numbers have topped $160 million, more than 1,250 research projects were funded.
Cynthia Nau Cornelissen, a Distinguished University Professor and associate director of the Institute for Biomedical Sciences at Georgia State, has received nearly $7 million in two, five-year federal grants to develop vaccines and therapeutics to combat sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
