Xavier Alleyne's job as a product support rep at a software company wasn't cutting it. His master's in data science and analytics has given him the foundation to take on new roles and explore his options.
Four respiratory therapists are taking Georgia State’s online master’s into hospital operations, clinical practice and academic programs, without stepping away from their careers.
A team of four Georgia State University Perimeter College students earned national recognition this summer when they were selected as finalists in the Community College Innovation Challenge (CCIC). The competition, hosted by the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) in partnership with the National Science Foundation (NSF), selected Perimeter’s team of engineering and computer science students as one of 12 finalist teams for their smart drain monitoring system project.
Associate Professor Jennifer Darling-Aduana's new book outlines a framework for creating online learning environments that are engaging, culturally affirming and equitable for all students.
Georgia State University’s Adult Literacy Research Center has awarded two-year, $25,000 grants to two projects aimed at improving health literacy for adults.
Ph.D. student Bria Lain is researching how psychosocial and environmental factors influence Type 1 diabetes and other autoimmune diseases. She aims to advance chronic disease prevention and health equity through epidemiologic research that improves public health programs and health outcomes.
For the past decade, Georgia State University Honors College students have known retired Brig. Gen. Jack Fox (M.Ed. ’75) as a mentor, educator and champion of student leadership.
Georgia State Law inducted 25 recent graduates and two honorees into the Order of the Coif and the Order of Barristers on Monday, Oct. 12, 2026. These elite legal honor societies celebrate excellence in the scholarship and advocacy of law students nationwide.
Georgia State University College of Law started the school year off by expanding their faculty. Seven new professors with a wide range of specialties joined the College of Law this fall. Their specialties include legal technology, generative artificial intelligence, constitutional law, corporate law, anti-discrimination law, health law and environmental law.
A team comprising students Linda Ackah-Mensah, Tierra Anderson, Tyra Evans, and Cierra Williams representing Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business won the 2026 National Black MBA Association (NBMBAA) Graduate Case Competition on Sept. 24 in Los Angeles. In addition to bragging rights, the team received a $25,000 scholarship.
