The College of Education & Human Development has risen to No. 41 in the U.S. News & World Report’s 2022 rankings of higher education graduate programs, moving up nine spots from last year.
Faculty and staff in Arts & Sciences have played an integral role in Georgia State’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are some of their stories.
The insurance community recently came together virtually to honor outstanding students and members of the risk management community as part of The Riskies Awards, an annual event held by the Georgia State University Risk Management Foundation and the Department of Risk Management & Insurance (RMI) in the J. Mack Robinson College of Business at Georgia State University.
New research shows allowing physicians to offer apologies to patients and their families following errors helps prevent future malpractice lawsuits.
Georgia State University College of Law has the best health law program in the country, according to the new 2022 U.S. News & World Report rankings.
The study offers initial findings as part of a five-year project being led by the Gerontology Institute at Georgia State University.
The clinic hosted the event the week of March 8th, with the goal of settling cases for clients with IRS attorneys to avoid having to continue to Tax Court.
For Women’s History Month, WomenLead interviewed the three faculty members who hold the program’s endowed positions about their work on issues affecting women.
The JD/MBA dual-degree program at Georgia State allows Cole Hobbs to combine his love of music and entertainment with business savvy. He hopes to become head of legal at a record label.
On a Monday in early March, Honors College students gathered in a College of Law classroom to share their ideas on how to address the lack of adequate health care for incarcerated people and other ethical quandaries facing the criminal justice system.
