As student director of the Pro Bono Program at Georgia State Law, Alex Estroff's passion for service started early. Now, he encourages everyone to give back.
Kellan Morris (B.S.E. ’19), a first-year sixth grade social studies teacher at Mason Creek Middle School in Douglas County, Ga., discusses being named Middle School Teacher of the Year and her experiences teaching during a pandemic.
Pamela Cushenan, Perimeter College associate professor of dental hygiene, is Outstanding Faculty winner for Georgia State University's Carl V. Patton Award.
Assistant Professor Chenyi Zhang has received a $3,000 Natural Hazards Center grant to study the quality of parent-child relationships during a pandemic.
Hansinger says with their power, a prosecutor can ensure that justice is served and fair punishments are handed out, but also can be progressive in their approach and advocate for social change.
Col. G. Brent Cummings, USA, Ret., has joined the Georgia International Law Enforcement Exchange as associate director after serving in the U.S. Army.
The 14th annual Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference drew more than 180 student presentations despite moving to a virtual format in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Imagine being able to produce a child with your favorite movie star using the DNA from a strand of hair or flake of skin. What sounds like the plot to a sci-fi thriller is actually not that far from reality.
The Georgia State Alumni Association’s annual GSU Cares Day may have been canceled, but it didn’t stop these occupational therapy students from stepping up to serve their communities.
