Georgia State University College of Law started the school year off by expanding their faculty. Seven new professors with a wide range of specialties joined the College of Law this fall. Their specialties include legal technology, generative artificial intelligence, constitutional law, corporate law, anti-discrimination law, health law and environmental law.
A team comprising students Linda Ackah-Mensah, Tierra Anderson, Tyra Evans, and Cierra Williams representing Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business won the 2026 National Black MBA Association (NBMBAA) Graduate Case Competition on Sept. 24 in Los Angeles. In addition to bragging rights, the team received a $25,000 scholarship.
In a changing public health workforce, the School of Public Health’s Evalye Alexander offers students a practical approach to turning their skills and experiences into career opportunities.
Victoria Helmly, Limited Term Research Assistant Professor in the Department of Health Policy and Behavioral Sciences, brings a multidisciplinary perspective to research that explores how policies impact health outcomes for older adults, people with dementia and their care partners
Honors College student Katherine Krapivnaya says she is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Public Health degree to gain the skills to create effective, evidence-backed solutions that improve health on a large scale.
Two structurally modified compounds derived from an anti-inflammatory metabolite demonstrated enhanced anti-inflammatory activity in experimental ulcerative colitis in mice and human tissue, offering an underexplored drug discovery opportunity for this chronic inflammatory disease, according to a study led by researchers in the Institute for Biomedical Sciences at Georgia State University.
White is interested in identifying problems, determining where AI can create value, and helping organizations implement performance improvement solutions.
Hsieh assumes leadership of Georgia State's globally recognized CIS Department as artificial intelligence reshapes business and the information systems discipline.
Adebisi has witnessed how artificial intelligence tools can be misused and wants to be part of the group of people who understand how to use them responsibly.
Jonathan Todres, Distinguished University Professor and Catherine C. Henson Professor of Law, presented testimony at the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland, on why an expansion of children’s right to education is necessary.
