Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business is expanding flexible learning options across its graduate programs to better accommodate busy working professionals.
The 2026 Kreuter Katz Lecture and Public Health Research Symposium brought nearly 200 people to Georgia State University to share research-based knowledge with the goal of improving health for all.
Born in Honduras and raised in Georgia, Christofer Sanchez found his path through music early on. At Georgia State, he refined that passion through collaboration, performance and production — preparing to graduate with a degree in music production and audio recording and a clear vision for what comes next.
Clinical professor of hospitality speaks with WSB-TV on hotel impact of FIFA World Cup.
Georgia State University College of Law student Lauren Waits (J.D. ‘29) builds on decades of public service to pursue immigration law and support families impacted by detention in Georgia.
Researchers and participants enrolled in research studies focused on neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease gathered at Georgia State University for a scientific retreat to advance ethical data and sample sharing practices and accelerate scientific advancements.
The Georgia State University School of Public Health recently honored the academic accomplishments of its students at the fourth annual Celebrating Student Excellence Ceremony.
Stacey Binford is a dedicated online MPH student and proud member of the School of Public Health's Student Council. She chose the School of Public Health for its flexibility, enabling her to excel in her full-time career while pursuing her passion for public health.
Former Supreme Court of Georgia Chief Justice Harold Melton received the 2026 Ben F. Johnson Jr. Public Service Award at Georgia State University College of Law.
A study analyzing 200 million blockchain transactions finds that not all crypto tokens are created equal.
