The Jacqueline Rouse-Doris Derby Africana Studies Fellowship honors the legacies of two distinguished scholars
The National Council of University Research Administrators, Region III, celebrates Kay Gilstrap for distinguished service.
Forbes has again ranked Georgia State University’s online Bachelor of Social Work (B.S.W.) program among the top online social work programs in the nation, recently placing it at No. 7.
Georgia State University established the Ignite Awards to celebrate outstanding research, scholarship and creativity from across the research community.
Nine students at Walker State Prison in Rock Spring, Ga., will receive their associate degrees in general studies. The students participated in Georgia State University’s Prison Education Project, which provides college courses in prisons.
The National Science Foundation has named Georgia State University Associate Professor Natalie King one of the 2023 recipients of its Alan T. Waterman Award, the nation's highest honor for early-career scientists and engineers.
Research competitions offer students at all levels hands-on experience preparing and presenting new work.
Through the support of a generous donor, the Institute for Biomedical Sciences at Georgia State University has established the Yes, I Can Scholarship, and has awarded seven scholarships to outstanding undergraduate students.
Principal investigator David C. Ribar and his team will use Ascendium's three-year grant of up to $500,000 to study the Technical College System of Georgia’s eCampus initiative for rural learners.
Max Budnick, a mathematics student at Georgia State’s Perimeter College, and Emily Smith, a neuroscience major on Georgia State’s Atlanta Campus, are among just 413 students nationwide who were recently named Goldwater scholars.
