Assistant Professor Yemimah King and her colleagues published a study in the journal Child Development focused on whether parents' general talk, number talk and mathematical language use are distinct factors related to specific academic skills.
On Friday, Nov. 14, 2025, Dean Courtney Anderson welcomed 81 Georgia State University College of Law alumni to be sworn-in as newly-minted attorneys, ready to practice law in the Fulton County Superior Court, the Court of Appeals and/or the Supreme Court of Georgia.
When Cat Nguyen relocated to the U.S. from Vietnam, she spoke no English. She not only learned a new language but also built critical accounting and finance skills.
Francesca Hahn was so impressed with her management course that she transferred to Robinson. As vice president of omnichannel sales at global snack company Mondelēz International, she still leverages the skills she developed through her undergraduate studies.
Louis Awode's brother once bullied him for not being able to spell his own name. Now he's working on his third master's degree.
The College of Education & Human Development has selected the Technical College System of Georgia’s Office of Adult Education and Fulton County Schools’ Department of Professional Learning and Leadership Development as the 2025 recipients of the CEHD Partnership Award.
The Honors College Accelerated 3+3 Program allows students to earn both a bachelor’s degree and a law degree in just six years by combining undergraduate and J.D. studies.
Perimeter College faculty and staff are donating Thanksgiving Dinners to Project Healthy Grandparents, an initiative with Georgia State University that has served grandparents raising grandchildren since 1995.
Professor JL Adolph brings his passion for hip-hop, healing and helping students become better writers to the English support course that he teaches at Georgia State University's Perimeter College.
The U.S. Department of Education has awarded Perimeter College at Georgia State University (GSU) with nearly $7 million in Student Support Services (TRiO) funding to improve student success rates over the next five years.
