Graduate Student Connects Finance, AI, and Governance
Graduate Student Connects Finance, AI, and Governance
Organizations are leveraging AI faster than governance can keep up. Neha Jain wants to help.
Information Systems Alumna Streamlined Lowe’s Supply Chain
Information Systems Alumna Streamlined Lowe’s Supply Chain
Nikita Kirane helped build a tool to improve inventory tracking and address order delivery delays.
New Faculty Spotlight: Wenshan Yu Advances Public Health Through Data and Discovery
New Faculty Spotlight: Wenshan Yu Advances Public Health Through Data and Discovery
Wenshan Yu, Assistant Professor in the Department of Population Health Sciences, helps students develop a genuine interest in biostatistics, solid quantitative skills and confidence in applying those skills to meaningful public health questions.
MPH student Arriyanna Brooks Prepares for a Career Focused on Violence Prevention
MPH student Arriyanna Brooks Prepares for a Career Focused on Violence Prevention
MPH student Arriyanna Brooks is pursuing a concentration in Health Promotion and Behavior, where she focuses on health disparities and interpersonal violence prevention. She aspires to build a career in the federal government developing strategies to reduce interpersonal violence perpetration among military populations.
The November Frequency: MTM Standard’s Soundtrack to the Fall Semester
The November Frequency: MTM Standard’s Soundtrack to the Fall Semester
From Natalie Nicole’s “Who I Am” to John Yesha’s sophomore album, MTM Standard’s fall releases lead into a free Nov. 12 showcase at The Masquerade.
Georgia State’s Welch School Activates Arts & Humanities Building With M.F.A. Open Studios
Georgia State’s Welch School Activates Arts & Humanities Building With M.F.A. Open Studios
Opening its graduate studios to the public for an evening, the Welch School turned the Arts & Humanities Building into a site for creative connection and exploration.
Meet Law Review Editor and Transfer Student: Kiara Jones (J.D. '28)
Meet Law Review Editor and Transfer Student: Kiara Jones (J.D. '28)
Returning home isn’t often cited as an option when a college student transfers to a new law school, but it was a factor for Kiara Jones (J.D. ’28). Jones is a part-time, third-year law student at Georgia State University College of Law.
A Voice Comes Home: Grammy-Winning Tenor Richard Clement Retires from Georgia State
A Voice Comes Home: Grammy-Winning Tenor Richard Clement Retires from Georgia State
After a career that took him from the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Choruses to the New York Philharmonic and two Grammy-winning recordings, tenor Richard Clement came home to teach at his alma mater. Eighteen years later, he retires with a legacy written in the singers he trained.
Nita Robinson (1928-2026): An Appreciation
Nita Robinson (1928-2026): An Appreciation
Harriett “Nita” Robinson, who died July 26 at age 97, was a business leader, philanthropist, and cherished friend who took lasting pride in the J. Mack Robinson College of Business and its students.
Staff Spotlight: Natashia Lee Supports Families Through Project Healthy Grandparents
Staff Spotlight: Natashia Lee Supports Families Through Project Healthy Grandparents
Natashia Lee, Lead Social Worker for Project Healthy Grandparents, says that seeing grandparents gain confidence, overcome obstacles and create stability for their family is incredibly rewarding.