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.
Maurice Hobson, Ph.D., historian and Georgia State University Africana Studies department chair, will keynote the 2026 Mario A.J. Bennekin Black History Symposium.
“They don’t know what they don’t know” is a challenge that Brenda Baugh works through on a regular basis while helping Perimeter College students embark on their career path.
OpenAI’s new Instant Checkout feature—which allows customers to purchase products directly through a chat interface, bypassing the need to visit a merchant’s website—is set to fundamentally alter the holiday shopping landscape.
Through his dissertation, EJ Ebott will help independent pharmacies survive in a shifting marketplace.
Five specialized master’s offered by Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business are among the nation’s best graduate business programs.
Aspen Humes (MPH ’25) discovered her path to public health during one of the most challenging moments in recent history—the COVID-19 pandemic.
Jake Witherbee emphasizes the transformative power of connections in public health and how the DrPH program is empowering him to look beyond the lab, enhancing his critical and strategic thinking skills.
Music student Morgan Lett, known as “Little Aretha,” is rapidly pursuing her dream of becoming an R&B/Pop star. Her vocals are described as soulful, raw, and emotionally charged. Read about Lett's curated singing journey on stage and in the studio.
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