A team composed of MBA students Meghann Ashey, Jesse Calixte, Alaya Mack, and MBA/JD student Courtney-Simone Graves won the 2026 MBA Exclusive Case Competition held in February at the Howard University School of Business in Washington, DC.
Marketing professor Denish Shah speaks to WSB-TV on business impacts of high gas prices.
MFA candidate Eden Scroggins’ textile artwork from donated socks with holes to damaged scraps of clothing and upholstery resonates with the judges at the 4th Annual Graduate Conference for Research, Scholarship & Creative Activity and wins a Sustainability Award in the Artistic Display.
After first seeing the Panther Band perform at the Rose Bowl on television, Israel La Fleur knew Georgia State was where he belonged. Four years later, the music education major, tuba player and two-year drum major prepares to graduate having led on the field, in the classroom and within the band community. Now, he’s ready to spark that same passion for the next generation of musicians.
For the first time in three decades, the American housing market is experiencing a startling inversion: new construction homes are now selling for significantly less than existing ones.
Kimberly Stewart-Lucas, Training and Resource Coordinator at Positive Childhood Alliance Georgia, takes great pride in serving as a bridge that helps people, organizations and resources come together to strengthen families and communities across the state.
Kelly Stallworth plans to transition from the music industry into the data science space. An AI certificate equipped him with the knowledge to apply for a master’s in data science and analytics. He’s ready to compete for jobs after graduating this spring.
Arie’una Long, a Georgia State University senior, has been named the 2026 Presser Scholar, recognizing her leadership, academic excellence and impact on the School of Music community.
During Georgia State University Perimeter College’s Faculty Excellence Awards on Friday, March 6, nine accomplished faculty members were recognized for their excellence in teaching, research and service to the college.
Janna Pankey added an AI certificate to her master’s studies. Now, as a data analyst at State Farm, she uses AI to complete small, administrative tasks, leaving mental space for her to be more creative in her decision making.
