WABE: Atlanta Retains its Title of World's Busiest Airport
WABE: Atlanta Retains its Title of World's Busiest Airport
Hospitality professor Kyle Townsend on why Atlanta continues to rank as world's busiest airport.
11Alive: AI Layoffs Reveal Deeper Organizational Challenges
11Alive: AI Layoffs Reveal Deeper Organizational Challenges
CIS professor Arun Rai speaks with 11Alive about AI in the workforce and up-skilling workers for the new AI economy.
Tania Maxwell Clements Concludes 25+ Years at Georgia State School of Music
Tania Maxwell Clements Concludes 25+ Years at Georgia State School of Music
After more than 25 years at Georgia State, Prof. Tania Maxwell Clements closes a remarkable chapter of teaching, performance, and leadership—leaving a lasting impact on students, colleagues, and the broader Atlanta music community.
Through Robinson Career Resources, Brothers Carve Pathways to Success
Through Robinson Career Resources, Brothers Carve Pathways to Success
Brothers Chris Berlus and Joey Pitaud have leveraged opportunities across Robinson to transition from the classroom into the insurance industry.
11Alive: Why the Strait of Hormuz matters to global markets
11Alive: Why the Strait of Hormuz matters to global markets
Assistant professor of supply chain management conveys the economic significance of the Strait of Hormuz
Tamer Cavusgil Receives International Management Hyundai Eminent Scholar Award by Academy of Management
Tamer Cavusgil Receives International Management Hyundai Eminent Scholar Award by Academy of Management
S. Tamer Cavusgil, a world-renowned international business scholar, has been awarded the 2026 International Management Hyundai Eminent Scholar Award by the Academy of Management.
College of the Arts Creatives Among the Top Cohort at GSURC 2026
College of the Arts Creatives Among the Top Cohort at GSURC 2026
Nearly 60 College of the Arts undergraduate students present artistry and research at the 2026 Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference (GSURC).
From Uncertainty to Impact: How Armenda Bialas Found Her Path in Public Health
From Uncertainty to Impact: How Armenda Bialas Found Her Path in Public Health
Armenda Bialas (MPH '24) transformed her uncertainty into impact in public health, turning challenges into opportunities for change.
Ademola Adeyemi Pursues Solutions for Mental Health, Homelessness and Community Well-Being
Ademola Adeyemi Pursues Solutions for Mental Health, Homelessness and Community Well-Being
Ademola Adeyemi is pursuing an MPH in Health Management and Policy to help to solve real human health challenges in communities, with a particular focus on the health of populations dealing with serious mental illnesses.
Twelve Georgia State Graduate Business Programs in 2026 U.S. News Rankings
Twelve Georgia State Graduate Business Programs in 2026 U.S. News Rankings
Twelve master’s-level programs offered by Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business are ranked in U.S. News & World Report’s 2026 “Best Graduate Schools"