Launched in 2016, the Center created a space within the University to focus on how lower-income and other marginalized people navigate the civil and criminal legal systems in the South.
Faces that are judged as being stereotypically Black are also more likely to be judged as dominant and threatening, according to a new study by Georgia State.
New research finds that video footage captured by police-worn body cameras is closing racial gaps in police misconduct investigations.
The Federal Reserve and the Evidence-Based Cybersecurity Research Group are forming a three-year partnership to address online financial fraud.
Georgia State College of Law graduates once again earn the overall highest bar passage rate for the February 2021 exam with a rate of 77.6 percent.
Retired U.S. Army Lt. Col. Ed Sherwood (B.A. '68, MBA ’76) recounts a forgotten Vietnam War battle and memorializes lost comrades in a new book.
The Evidence-Based Cybersecurity Research Group will use a $1.4 million federal Minerva Research Initiative grant to examine conspiracy theories.
Georgia State researchers on the factors driving polarization and extremism in America — and what it would take to set the country on a different course.
LaVonda N. Reed, associate provost for faculty affairs at Syracuse University, has been named dean of the College of Law at Georgia State University. Reed will be the seventh dean in the college’s history and the first African American to lead the College of Law.
Paola Berrios (B.S. ’21) is a “people person” with a love for the law. She’ll call on those qualities to become an advocate for the unheard.
