When Ana Cubillo (B.I.S. ’26) moved from northern Spain to attend Georgia State University four years ago, she was eager to pursue both her academic and athletic dreams. Her journey wasn’t always easy, but kindness from a stranger helped her finish her degree.
Georgia State's associate provost for international initiatives has been selected as one of four fellows nationwide to join the program, which will support her efforts to expand global engagement opportunities for students, faculty and institutional partners.
Georgia State University climbed 10 spots on the list of the nation's Top 100 public universities and ranked No. 1 for Undergraduate Teaching for the seventh consecutive year in the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings.
Georgia State University graduate student Nasra Farah Qasim will take her passion for language education abroad this fall as a Fulbright English teaching assistant at Necmettin Erbakan University in Konya, Turkey.
Vickers brings more than two decades of experience in higher education advancement and nonprofit leadership, with a track record of building high-performing teams, cultivating strong donor relationships and leading major fundraising initiatives.
When Charlaye Dennis considered what mattered most in a college, Georgia State’s location made it the right fit. A member of the East DeKalb Boys & Girls Club since she was 6 years old, the Honors College student is just one of 15 Boys & Girls Club members nationwide to receive one of the organization's $25,000 scholarships.
Andrew Young School of Policy Studies senior Zaina Jean-Bart begins her term as president of Georgia State’s 97th Student Government Association focused on uplifting students and building on a legacy of leadership.
The Association of Public and Land-grant Universities (APLU) represents more than 250 public research universities, systems, institutions and affiliated organizations across North America. In her APLU role, Corrie L. Davis (Ph.D. '08) will help analyze faculty affairs issues and trends, and help identify and share effective practices and policies.
Ivanna Poliashenko balanced eight classes, tutoring and research while completing an accelerated mathematics degree in 14 months.
Candace R. Kuby’s work as a professor, researcher and leader on campus has given her several insights that she’ll bring to her position as dean of Georgia State's College of Education & Human Development.
