A criminal law specialist delves into the rise of true-crime podcasts to investigate their impact on juries and trials.
A research team at Georgia State University is exposing the shady practices used on social media and dating apps to commit “romance fraud.”
Atiyah Kennedy knows that whatever career choice she makes will be well-grounded in four years of internship experiences while at Georgia State.
After going full time with her studies during the pandemic, she’s graduating in December with a job lined up at the Atlanta-based international firm of King & Spalding.
Even with a laser focus on academics, Lauren Rose favors application over theory and pursued experiential learning opportunities throughout her time at the Andrew Young School.
In his new book, Urban Studies Professor Dan Immergluck shines a light on the forces that are reshaping the metro area, including politics, race and the need for more affordable housing.
Dr. Thad Johnson (Ph.D. ’20) spent nearly a decade in law enforcement before becoming a criminal justice scholar. His research focuses on race and police policy related to issues of systemic bias in the U.S. justice system.
AYSPS faculty and research centers reported a record year for grants raised in fiscal year 2022, earning nearly $38 million in research funding with the Georgia Health Policy Center’s record $28.5 million in grants leading the way.
With a Ph.D. in Translational Biomedical Sciences under her belt, Latika Luthra is ready to start her career focused on intellectual property and research commercialization with plans to one day become a patent attorney.
Associate Professor Frances Chen received nearly $590,000 to conduct a three-year study of probation and parole officer (PPO) stress and PPO-client relationships.
