The Georgia State University Student Film Festival (GSUSFF) returned to the Rialto Center for the Arts on Friday, May 8, celebrating the creative work of student filmmakers from Georgia State University’s School of Film, Media & Theatre.
A team of Georgia State University researchers is calling for digital platforms to implement stronger safety measures in response to a new study that highlights widespread online child sexual abuse.
Georgia State University College of Law Professor Tanya Washington is helping lead Rights4Children, a collaborative that is reshaping how children’s constitutional rights are understood in teaching, scholarship, policy and the courts.
Some people know early on that they want to follow a career path focused on helping people through difficult times. For Elliot Lepe (J.D. ’26), he first believed that path would lead to medical school, but an unexpected brush with the legal system prompted him to study the law.
As a Graduate Research Assistant in Associate Professor Ashli Owen-Smith's Adopt a School Project, MPH student Laura Valentina Davis is dedicated to crafting impactful public health interventions to prevent mental illness among youths in vulnerable communities.
Gary Bingham, the Hettie Floyd Lee Professor of Young Learners in Urban Settings, worked with colleagues to conduct a case study of two coaches supporting teachers participating in iWRITE, an online program that helps preschool teachers create high-quality writing opportunities for students.
In the landscape of modern television, few periods have been as transformative or as turbulent as the era of Peak TV. For Dr. Kate Fortmueller, co-author of “Boom to Bust: The Rise and Fall of Peak TV,” the explosion of content production over the past decade has not only reshaped the industry but also redefined what it means to teach, research and participate in media culture.
Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business will launch a new Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence and Business Transformation (MSAIBT) beginning in fall 2026.
Associate Professor Rachel Gurvitch, Assistant Professor Xiaolu Liu and CEHD alum Wellington De Luna (Ph.D. '25) conducted a systematic review of recent studies to learn more about remote supervision, its effectiveness and its impact on student teachers.
Georgia State University College of Law legal experts are available to comment on U.S. Supreme Court decisions including birthright citizenship, gun rights, voting rights and geofence warrants.
