On May 12, 2023, Peynado (J.D. '14) will add a new title to her litany of accomplishments, when she delivers the keynote address at the Georgia State University College of Law Hooding and Commencement Ceremony.
Over spring break 2023, 44 GSU Law students participated in Alternative Spring Break service trips all over the state of Georgia. Having been selected through an application process earlier in the spring semester, our four different groups headed out on Sunday, March 12th to begin their week-long dive into housing instability, domestic violence prevention, community economic development, or rural justice.
The ATL is Global event being held April 13-15 on the Georgia State campus is free and open to students, faculty, partners, community organizers and the public.
Lauryn Bennett-Walker will have some extra help paying for law school thanks to a new job at the Georgia legislature.
The Georgia State Trumpet ensemble, led by Dr. Alexander Freund, has returned to Atlanta after a thrilling trip to the University of Colorado, Boulder as a competitor in the 2023 National Trumpet Competition. The competition was held from March 25-27, 2023, and featured various events, including solo and ensemble performances, masterclasses, and lectures. The Georgia State Trumpet Ensemble showcased their skills in the small ensemble division, performing “Moonshot,” written for the ensemble by Georgia State alumnus Ryan Ragsdale. They were one of 40 small collegiate ensembles to compete this year.
The security and well-being of the GSU community is always our primary concern, and we have responded to several incidents over the past few weeks involving GSU students near our housing corridor along Piedmont Avenue.
The Georgia State Native Plant Botanical Garden will be open for four weekends of plant sales beginning April 21. Native plants, flowers, trees and ferns are abundant throughout this 'hidden' gem of a garden on the Decatur Campus.
Graduate choral conducting students Thom Dixon, Dennis Lau and Emily Halbert will be traveling to California State University this July as conducting Scholars in the Chorus America Choral-Orchestral Conducting Academy.
The School of Music is delighted to announce the appointment of Talise Trevigne as Lecturer in Applied Voice, effective Fall 2023. The American soprano is a renowned vocalist who has performed in some of the most prestigious opera houses and concert halls in the world. She has also worked with some of the most distinguished conductors and directors in the field and has received critical acclaim for her vocal artistry and dramatic interpretation.
Please find the latest updates on our ongoing efforts to enhance our campuses and address safety concerns at the university.
