As part of the Carnegie fellowship, Paulos Yohannes will work with chemistry faculty at both Addis Ababa University in Ethiopia and at Georgia State to help identify and analyze key healing ingredients in medicinal plants native to Ethiopia.
The university has spent more than $1 billion on its diverse research portfolio since fiscal year 2017.
The return to near-universal in-person learning in school year 2021–22 did not yield substantial improvements in students’ average math or reading achievement growth.
Atiyah Kennedy knows that whatever career choice she makes will be well-grounded in four years of internship experiences while at Georgia State.
Panthers soccer captain Clayton Dawes is uniquely prepared for a career in sport administration.
Londyn Garner established The Neighborhood Fun Leader to pursue her passion for working with kids and fostering their health and creativity.
Students from 62 different degree programs participated in the Graduate Conference for Research, Scholarship and Creative Activity.
Georgia State will honor Myra Payne Elliott, 90, with a degree and confer posthumous degrees to the late Barbara Pace Hunt and Iris Mae Welch at the university’s December commencement. In 1956, the women sued to desegregate Georgia State and won. Their victory paved the way for the integration of universities in the South.
Chris Colmenero is one of more than 2,700 veterans and military-affiliated students attending Georgia State. The university will honor all veterans and active military students at its annual Veterans Recognition Ceremony November 9 and 10 on the Clarkston and Atlanta campuses.
New research by Georgia State University's Georgia Policy Labs finds Achieve Atlanta’s scholarship and support services lead to substantial increases in college persistence and completion rates for students.
