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DeMarco Pittman made history when he became the first deaf African American student picked for Georgia State’s Homecoming Court.
Georgia State Announces Recipients of Annual Distinguished Alumni Awards
Georgia State Announces Recipients of Annual Distinguished Alumni Awards
The Georgia State University Alumni Association will present its top honor, the Distinguished Alumni Award, to five outstanding graduates at a dinner on Friday, Oct. 4 at The Southern Exchange at 200 Peachtree St.
A Place in Quiz Show History
A Place in Quiz Show History
Longtime Georgia State associate professor Malinda Snow talks about competing on the epic quiz show “College Bowl” in 1966 and defeating Princeton University in one of the biggest upsets in trivia game history.
Tuition Guarantee Plans Can Improve College Access And Persistence, New Study Finds
Tuition Guarantee Plans Can Improve College Access And Persistence, New Study Finds
Research from Ross Rubenstein and his colleagues found that programs providing tuition guarantees can increase student enrollment rates and retention.
Plans Revealed for Georgia State’s New Convocation Center
Plans Revealed for Georgia State’s New Convocation Center
The 8,000-seat, multiuse facility near Georgia State Stadium will host Panthers’ basketball, commencement and other large events.
Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist, Author To Speak At Honors College Founders Lecture
Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist, Author To Speak At Honors College Founders Lecture
Pulitzer Prize winner Isabel Wilkerson will deliver the keynote speech at the seventh annual Founders Lecture, hosted by the Honors College at Georgia State University on Oct. 28.
Georgia State Ranks No. 2 in Nation in Innovation, No. 3 in Commitment To Teaching Rankings of U.S. News
Georgia State Ranks No. 2 in Nation in Innovation, No. 3 in Commitment To Teaching Rankings of U.S. News
Georgia State University is ranked the second most innovative university and third for its commitment to undergraduate teaching in the 2020 Best Colleges edition of U.S. News & World Report magazine.
College of Education & Human Development Receives $1.2 Million Grant To Support Teacher Training
College of Education & Human Development Receives $1.2 Million Grant To Support Teacher Training
Georgia State University’s College of Education & Human Development, Clayton County Public Schools and Curriculum Associates will work together on a new $1.2 million grant program to support Clayton County middle school teachers implementing the county’s math curriculum in their classrooms.
Fall 2019 — From the President
Fall 2019 — From the President
As we welcome a new guard of senior leaders, Georgia State gains even more momentum.
Texting And Emailing Parents Brings Chronically Absent Students Back To School, Study Finds
Texting And Emailing Parents Brings Chronically Absent Students Back To School, Study Finds
A study by the Metro Atlanta Policy Lab for Education shows that chronically absent students return to school when parents receive personalized messages.