“An Exceptionally Dangerous Time”
“An Exceptionally Dangerous Time”
Terrorism scholar and Distinguished University Professor John Horgan on the threat of growing political extremism in the U.S.
Battling COVID in “Hot Spot” Neighborhoods Best Serves Those Most Affected, Researchers Say
Battling COVID in “Hot Spot” Neighborhoods Best Serves Those Most Affected, Researchers Say
New study finds that COVID-19 testing and vaccination policies focusing on “hot spot” neighborhoods will better serve the virus’s hardest-hit populations.
Researchers Find Horserace-Style Coverage Harms Senate Candidates’ Electoral Success On Either Side
Researchers Find Horserace-Style Coverage Harms Senate Candidates’ Electoral Success On Either Side
As the Senate runoff election draws national attention, Georgia State researchers have identified trends in how media coverage impacts the success or failure of a candidate’s campaign.
Georgia State Graduate to Pursue International Affairs as 2021 Rangel Fellow
Georgia State Graduate to Pursue International Affairs as 2021 Rangel Fellow
Erica Alexander (B.I.S. ’19) is one of 45 scholars from across the U.S. selected to receive the prestigious Charles B. Rangel International Affairs Graduate Fellowship.
Strong National Leadership Successfully Mitigates COVID-19 Effects, Georgia State Study Shows
Strong National Leadership Successfully Mitigates COVID-19 Effects, Georgia State Study Shows
A new study finds that concentrated centralized national leadership is the most effective way countries are fighting the COVID-19 pandemic.
“A Crisis for Every American”
“A Crisis for Every American”
COVID-19 has heightened housing insecurity in the U.S. Here, Georgia State faculty share eight research-backed ways to help keep Americans off the streets.
Breaking Through the Noise
Breaking Through the Noise
A pair of Georgia State researchers shares lessons about communicating the growing threat of climate change.
On the Money
On the Money
With the Black Money Exhibit, associate professor Harcourt Fuller explores Black history through the lens of legal tender.
Conspiracy Theories About The Origins Of COVID-19 Outweigh Science’s Influence, Researchers Say
Conspiracy Theories About The Origins Of COVID-19 Outweigh Science’s Influence, Researchers Say
New research finds that exposure to conspiracy theories suggesting COVID-19 was human-engineered can have a powerful impact on a person’s beliefs.
Elections Attract Growing Interest Of Young Voters
Elections Attract Growing Interest Of Young Voters
November’s national, state and local elections appear to be attracting the interest of a larger than usual number of young voters.