The grant will fund the work of the Public Interest Data Literacy Learning Lab, an experiential learning credit-bearing course that partners Georgia State's students with local nonprofit and private sector organizations addressing food insecurity.
Starting on Monday, Oct. 31, the department will host a series of events to honor the students who protested to make Georgia State and the department what it is today.
Patrick Rodriguez, Georgia State Prison Education Project's interim director, was recently named a Georgia Trend 40 under 40 recipient for his work on bringing higher education to prisons in Georgia.
Inaugural event brings together faculty, students and postdoctoral researchers to showcase work and spark connections.
Georgia State will join 36 other top higher education institutions in offering the selective and generous scholarship.
The university retained its position in both categories, having ranked No. 2 for innovation and first among public institutions in undergraduate teaching in the 2022 survey.
The National Institute for Student Success is showing that in higher education, there is, indeed, a better way.
The versatile punter, kickoff specialist and placekicker is ready to become the Panthers’ next special teams star.
An initiative activated by the Department of Criminal Justice & Criminology has saved nearly 10,300 undergraduate and graduate students more than $800,000 (est.) total in six semesters.
Georgia State’s 2022 Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) graduates earned a rare 100 percent first-time pass rate on the National Physical Therapy Exam (NPTE), repeating the Class of 2020's pass rate success. How did they do it?
