The College of Education & Human Development welcomes several new faculty members for the 2026-2027 academic year – faculty whose research, teaching and service make significant contributions to the college and its students.
The Rialto returns to its movie roots with the Rialto Film Series, kicking off this October with "Young Frankenstein" on October 8, 2026, at 7:30 P.M.
Piedmont Park's newest bench honors Fayron Epps, associate dean for nursing at Georgia State's Byrdine F. Lewis College of Nursing & Health Professions, and the lasting impact of her work in dementia care and nursing science.
The Georgia Bar Foundation has awarded $112,500 in grants to support three programs at Georgia State University College of Law to expand opportunities for students and strengthen the college’s work in public service, civic education and constitutional law.
In this Georgia Reads Week Q&A, Associate Professor Ana Solano-Campos encourages people of all ages to find stories that speak to them and consider how they can support literacy efforts in their homes and communities.
Georgia State economics Ph.D. candidates Raka Datta and Godwin Aipoh have been named APPAM Excellence, Equity and Inclusion Fellows. Through research on health, policy and access, both scholars examine how public decisions affect people’s lives and how rigorous evidence can help inform better choices in communities in the United States and abroad.
In fiscal year 2026, School of Public Health faculty and staff received a total of 95 external awards to support research and outreach.
In this Q&A, Associate Professor Lisa Domke talks about the importance of statewide literacy initiatives like Georgia Reads Week and recommends some easy ways that individuals and families can incorporate literacy skills into everyday life.
Three undergraduate business specialties offered by Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business -- computer information systems, real estate, and risk management and insurance -- rank among the nation’s top 10 public university programs in the 2027 “Best Colleges” edition of U.S. News & World Report, released Sept. 22.
Hear from Courtney Smith about her pivot to the arts program, her passion for the Black arts scene, interning at the Alan Avery Art Company and her dream career in the arts.
