Who Votes, Who Doesn't — and Why?
Who Votes, Who Doesn't — and Why?
Sean Richey, associate professor of political science, on vote-by-mail and the importance of trust in government.
Legal Analytics Lab Begins Project to Improve Transparency of Court System
Legal Analytics Lab Begins Project to Improve Transparency of Court System
Professors Charlotte Alexander and Anne Tucker received funding from the NSF for their research into the use of computational methods and data science to improve legal transparency.
Georgia State Student Helps Protect Archeological Sites From California Wildfires
Georgia State Student Helps Protect Archeological Sites From California Wildfires
Anthropology grad student Adam Segroves has been working 12-16 hour shifts to support firefighters in the hot zone.
Current Air Pollution Tied to More Severe COVID-19 Outcomes, Study Finds
Current Air Pollution Tied to More Severe COVID-19 Outcomes, Study Finds
Contemporaneous exposure to air pollution may increase the likelihood people will die from the disease.
College of Law Faculty Reflect on Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Legacy
College of Law Faculty Reflect on Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Legacy
Georgia State Law faculty reflect on Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's visit to the College of Law as well as her impact on legal education and the nation.
College of Law Offers Legal Life of Kandi Burruss Course
College of Law Offers Legal Life of Kandi Burruss Course
Georgia State Law students will have the opportunity this fall to take a course on the career of entertainer and entrepreneur Kandi Burruss. The course will be taught by professor Mo Ivory as a part of the Entertainment, Sports and Media Law Initiative, which began in 2018 to prepare students for practice in Georgia’s growing entertainment industry.
Finding Innovation and Resilience During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Finding Innovation and Resilience During the COVID-19 Pandemic
How rural health organizations are adapting their program strategies.
Honors Graduate Receives National Recognition for Commitment to Voter Engagement
Honors Graduate Receives National Recognition for Commitment to Voter Engagement
Evan Malbrough, a spring 2020 graduate of Georgia State University’s Honors College, has received national recognition for his volunteer work in youth voter registration and engagement.
NSF Grant Funds Novel Cybersecurity Training and Mentorship Program at Georgia State University
NSF Grant Funds Novel Cybersecurity Training and Mentorship Program at Georgia State University
The Evidence-Based Cybersecurity Research Group (EBCS) received nearly $300,000 for a mentorship program teaching students advanced research skills.
Georgia State Grad Helps Atlanta's Minority Communities Build Wealth During Pandemic
Georgia State Grad Helps Atlanta's Minority Communities Build Wealth During Pandemic
Anna Foote (B.I.S. '83) helps clients learn financial survival skills and get access to financial resources that are often lacking in communities of color.