Jessica P. Danh received the three-year predoctoral fellowship for her research training and dissertation work that will examine the therapeutic effects of berries.
Georgia State University’s Office of Government Affairs is expanding with the hire of Chris Green, formerly the Director of Economic Development for the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia. Green will report to Vice President for Government Affairs Michael Parkerson.
Amy Spring's research highlights how race and income impact individuals’ decisions about whether to stay close to kin.
In a dazzling display of vocal harmony and musical brilliance, the Georgia State University Singers embarked on an extraordinary journey to Istanbul, Turkey, to perform at the prestigious 2023 World Symposium of Choral Music this past April.
Stephen Dobranski, who specializes in Early Modern British literature, has been named as one of two new Regents’ Professors in the College of Arts & Sciences at Georgia State University.
Jennifer McCoy, whose work examines political and social polarization in democracies around the globe, has been named as one of two new Regents’ Professors in the College of Arts & Sciences at Georgia State University.
When Adenike Tijani (J.D. ‘23) started her first semester at Georgia State University College of Law, she already knew she would be balancing her classes with not only a job but a toddler and a new baby at home.
A child of migrant farm workers, Mayra Ramirez Rubio, choose to pursue a degree in physical therapy after learning how PT can benefits workers with physical jobs.
Dan Wingate (J.D. ’23) was sitting in a court hearing for a co-worker when he realized that the legal system needed more people who were equipped and eager to represent individuals who faced discrimination.
The Southern Division of the College Band Directors National Association has officially announced Dr. Robert J. Ambrose as President! Serving a two-year term, Robert will lead the upcoming regional conference at the University of Memphis from February 29 to March 2, 2024. With his extensive experience as the State Chair for Georgia and his contributions to national initiatives, Robert brings a wealth of expertise to his new role.
