At 73, Ph.D. Graduate Still Writing Her Own Story
At 73, Ph.D. Graduate Still Writing Her Own Story
After retiring, Lydia Meredith (M.P.P. ’13, Ph.D. ’25) took a couple of years to rest. Before long, she realized she wasn’t done telling her story.
Georgia State Law Adds “WomenLead in Law”
Georgia State Law Adds “WomenLead in Law”
This fall, Georgia State University College of Law and the J. Mack Robinson College of Business’s WomenLead initiative launched a new course section called WomenLead in Law. This signature offering prepares law students to confidently take on leadership roles in their careers, combining WomenLead’s in-demand course with Georgia State Law’s focus on accessibility, practice-based learning and public service.
From India to Georgia State: Ph.D. Student Meghna Paul Advances Public Finance
From India to Georgia State: Ph.D. Student Meghna Paul Advances Public Finance
Georgia State Ph.D. candidate Meghna Paul uses research on public finance and fiscal decentralization to improve governance globally.
Timothy Richardson (M.A. ’21) Builds Rising Career in Acting and Cinematography
Timothy Richardson (M.A. ’21) Builds Rising Career in Acting and Cinematography
School of Film, Media & Theatre alumnus Timothy Richardson (M.A. ’21) is rapidly advancing his career, earning acclaim as both an actor and cinematographer—an artistic duality rarely seen in today’s film industry.
The Politics of Privacy: Danielle Citron Delivered 70th Miller Lecture
The Politics of Privacy: Danielle Citron Delivered 70th Miller Lecture
On Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2025, Professor Danielle Citron delivered the 70th Henry J. Miller Distinguished Lecture at Georgia State University College of Law with a frank assessment of the current state of digital privacy practices in the United States.
Advancing Health Equity Through Research, Nyla Flowers Studies Sexual and Reproductive Health Disparities
Advancing Health Equity Through Research, Nyla Flowers Studies Sexual and Reproductive Health Disparities
Nyla Flowers, a Ph.D. student in the School of Public Health’s A-PREVENT training program, says GSU’s faculty and emphasis on community-based research have provided the perfect setting for her research and development
School of Music Dr. Stuart Gerber is Awarded a GSU Faculty Grant for a New Recording Project
School of Music Dr. Stuart Gerber is Awarded a GSU Faculty Grant for a New Recording Project
Dr. Stuart Gerber is a recipient of a GSU internal faculty grant to produce a new recording project, “Hazy Moonlight: New Works for Saxophone and Percussion.” The funding is made possible through the Office of Research Development, a unit of University Research Services & Administration.
Staff Spotlight: Karim Berra
Staff Spotlight: Karim Berra
Karim Berra, Lead PC Systems Specialist in the School of Public Health, says that what he is most proud of in his work is seeing how his efforts directly help others succeed.
EMBA Student’s Trucking Business Is Growing Alongside Her Studies
EMBA Student’s Trucking Business Is Growing Alongside Her Studies
When Brittany Davis’s son was diagnosed with severe autism, she decided to stay home to care for him while her husband continued long-haul routes. She grew their trucking company to keep the family together.
New Study Shows Retail Rents Decrease when a Marijuana Dispensary Moves In
New Study Shows Retail Rents Decrease when a Marijuana Dispensary Moves In
As more states open the doors to legal marijuana, dispensaries are becoming a more common retail sighting. But what happens to the businesses next door when one opens for business?