In their new book, “Housing Market Response to Sea Level Rise in Florida,” professors Risa Palm and Toby Bolsen examine whether projections on flooding in South Florida — made public via flood maps — result in greater market awareness and responses to this environmental risk.
The daffodils are in full bloom on Georgia State's Newton Campus, heralding the return of the annual Daffodil Festival and Symposium. This is the 14th year for the festival named in honor of the hundreds of blooms that emerge on campus every February.
Graduate alumnus Timothy Richardson (M.A.’21) stars in his first leading role in the feature film, “B-Boy Blues,” the film adaptation of James Earl Hardy’s 1994 best-selling novel of a classic gay love story.
With Batman and Superwoman ‘superheroes’ leading the charge, almost 500 children and their families were vaccinated or received a booster for COVID-19 at special events at Indian Creek Elementary Schools and the International Community School.
Anton Flores-Maisonet's (B.S.W. ’92) passion for immigrant justice and deep faith has led him to co-found nonprofit organizations that serve newcomers and asylum seekers.
During Chastang's tenure, she helped create the Atlanta Bar Association’s Minority and Diversity Clerkship Program and Black Law Students Association.
Art & Design alumnus Jamele Wright, Sr. turns to nature with a bold abstract birdhouse installation “TRANSFER” at the Decatur Avondale MARTA station.
Atlanta Magazine recently named 8 AYSPS alumni and faculty to its 500 Most Powerful Leaders list for 2022, with Amb. Andrew Young recognized a "legend."
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