Do No Harm
Do No Harm
Courtney Anderson, associate professor in the College of Law, studies the intersection of health equity and the law.
Digital Technologies May Displace Workers Unemployed Due To COVID-19, New Georgia State University Research Finds
Digital Technologies May Displace Workers Unemployed Due To COVID-19, New Georgia State University Research Finds
Workers in the U.S. moved to unemployment by the COVID-19 pandemic may find themselves displaced by automation according to research by GSU economists.
Caring for Older Adults During COVID-19
Caring for Older Adults During COVID-19
Georgia State University assistant professor Laura Shannonhouse has research-based COVID-19 guidelines for caregivers, volunteers and individuals who are supporting the older adult populations in their areas.
Same Crime, More Time
Same Crime, More Time
Research reveals that racial disparities in the U.S. prison population have declined, but Blacks are still serving longer sentences than whites.
What Makes a Father?
What Makes a Father?
In a new book, Georgia State anthropology professor Frank L’Engle Williams chronicles the evolution of dad.
Humble Beginnings
Humble Beginnings
Could humility be the solution to our partisan divide? Associate professor Don Davis investigates whether it may help mitigate an antagonistic political culture.
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.