Shifting Gears
Shifting Gears
As executive director of the Atlanta Bicycle Coalition, Rebecca Serna (M.S. ’07) is focused on improving infrastructure for all modes of travel.
Saito’s latest book explores the deep-seated effects of colonization
Saito’s latest book explores the deep-seated effects of colonization
In her latest book, Georgia State Law professor Natsu Saito unpacks the 17th century colonial attitudes that are undergirding race relations in America today.
Georgia State Students Run Fulton County Early-Voting Location for Georgia State Students
Georgia State Students Run Fulton County Early-Voting Location for Georgia State Students
Georgia State University students will manage and clerk what is believed to be the first student-run polling location in Fulton County.
It’s a bird. It’s a plane. It’s an e-scooter?
It’s a bird. It’s a plane. It’s an e-scooter?
Georgia State Law research centers collaborate on micromobility research with a focus on the pervasiveness of e-scooters in Atlanta.
Georgia State Law Offers New Public Policy Fellowship Program
Georgia State Law Offers New Public Policy Fellowship Program
Georgia State University’s College of Law has partnered with the Squire Patton Boggs Foundation to offer a prestigious public policy fellowship to law students with an interest in public service.
Georgia State to Honor Three Women Who Sued to Desegregate the Institution
Georgia State to Honor Three Women Who Sued to Desegregate the Institution
Georgia State University will honor three women who sued for their right to attend the university in the 1950s in a groundbreaking court case that eventually led to the integration of Georgia State and other universities in the South.
Former Deputy Chief of Staff for U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson Named Vice President for Government and Community Affairs
Former Deputy Chief of Staff for U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson Named Vice President for Government and Community Affairs
Martin “Trey” Kilpatrick, former deputy chief of staff for U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson, has been appointed vice president for government and community affairs at Georgia State University.
Politics Overrule Science in At-Risk Coastal Residents’ Public Attitudes about Climate Change
Politics Overrule Science in At-Risk Coastal Residents’ Public Attitudes about Climate Change
New research from Risa Palm and Toby Bolsen finds that coastal residents’ public attitudes about climate change differ by political party.
Politically Motivated Hackers Deface Websites Under Conditions that Deter Recreational Hackers
Politically Motivated Hackers Deface Websites Under Conditions that Deter Recreational Hackers
The Evidence-Based Cybersecurity Research Group (EBCS) finds that conditions preventing recreational hackers from defacing websites do not deter politically motivated hackers.
Movement Building, Immigration Detention among Alternative Spring Break Trips
Movement Building, Immigration Detention among Alternative Spring Break Trips
The Center for Access to Justice has announced five Alternative Spring Break opportunities for Georgia State Law students in 2020.