Jordan Madden's (B.S. ’25) experiences have evolved into a full-fledged commitment to crafting policies that can help shape lives and communities for the better.
Daniel Krasner (M.I.S. ’25) entered Georgia State's urban studies program after nearly a decade of professional experience, and was swiftly able to contribute to research on how Atlantans make transportation decisions.
The Georgia State University College of Law now has the highest bar exam passage rate for first-time test takers in the state of Georgia, at 73.9 percent.
Deborah Ashokeji (M.S. ’25) will begin her Ph.D. at Georgia State in the fall, backed by full funding — a huge accomplishment for her as a first-generation student.
Peace Bamidele (M.P.P. ’25) arrived at Georgia State with a mission to broaden his impact and reimagine what was possible through public service and policy.
Lily Spencer (M.S.W. ’25) came to Georgia State University to formalize their commitment to social justice and prepare for leadership in the field of social work.
Melanie Guerrero-Blanco's (B.S.W. ’25) passion to serve others led her from Elberton, Ga., to Georgia State University, where she sought broader perspectives and opportunities in the field of social work.
Child maltreatment is tied to later opioid use and misuse in adulthood, according to a new study led by Georgia State University researchers.
Jimmonique Rodgers (Ph.D. ’24) is director of operations at The Gault Center, a national nonprofit dedicated to advancing the rights of youths in the legal system.
Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice and Criminology Kat Albrecht and her co-authors, in a new article, explore how fear becomes law and policy.
