The Georgia native says when it came time for her to choose a law school, she was drawn to the diversity in age and life skills that Georgia State Law’s student body had.
Georgia State University’s Prevention Research Center is partnering with the City of Clarkston and others to provide access to preventive care with the Health for All campaign.
The ultimate measure of student success is post-graduate career outcomes. Salaries have risen every academic year for graduates of Robinson master’s and MBA programs and are up 10.6 percent over the time encompassing the period since Robinson started waiving and then eliminating, GMAT/GRE test scores.
The event “Modern-Day Eugenics and Reproductive Injustice,” was co-sponsored by the Center for Law, Health & Society, Center for Access to Justice, and Immigration Clinic.
New research shows how environmental policy could affect employment and whether measures intended to reduce climate change cause job losses.
Students at Newton High School marked their campaign to stop opioid abuse with a permanent mural at the high school. The #NOpioids campaign was created in collaboration with Georgia State University's Perimeter College Newton campus students.
Three Georgia State University faculty members have received $1 million grants from two philanthropic foundations to better collect and disseminate educational assessment data.
The Georgia State University Law Review will offer a new way to explore recently passed legislation at its inaugural Legislative Forum on Oct. 29.
Assistant Professor Renata Love Jones is one of two researchers nationwide chosen for the 2021 Emerging Scholars Fellowship Program, sponsored by the Literacy Research Association’s Reading Hall of Fame.
Alumni Candice Dixon, Captain Aprille Moore and Mary-Kate Starkel were named to Georgia Trend's 40 under 40 list for 2021!
