College of Education & Human Development Assistant Professors Min Kyu Kim and Yinying Wang received a $49,618 grant from the Spencer Foundation to study how students become leaders when learning online.
This past year, Campus Movie Fest (CMF) received thousands of submissions for its annual traveling student film festival and among its top 25 selections available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video is senior film major Benjamin Martin.
Bill Bolling, founder of the Atlanta Community Food Bank, will deliver the sixth annual Georgia State University Honors College Founder’s Lecture on Oct. 15.
Georgia State University's Perimeter College will celebrate its Fine Arts program's 50th anniversary with a festival Sept. 9-13.
Georgia State University College of Law was named among the top law schools for public interest law by preLaw magazine. The college was one of 12 to receive an A+ ranking by the magazine in its Back to School 2018 issue.
The Honorable Catherine M. Salinas, United States Magistrate Judge for the Northern District of Georgia, delivered the second annual Public Interest Keynote address at Georgia State University College of Law. Salinas encouraged students to begin thinking about their professional identity as lawyers and to commit to serving the public interest, whether full time or by doing pro bono work as part of a different full-time career.
The College of Education & Human Development added several faculty this year – faculty whose research, teaching and service make significant contributions to the college and its students.
Litigation was not the obvious choice for Maria Batres (J.D. ’11) when she decided to pursue a law degree. An introvert, the former middle and high school social studies teacher wasn’t entirely comfortable with public speaking outside of the classroom.
Georgia State University College of Law and the Center for Law, Health & Society welcome Margaret Middleton to the Health Law Partnership (HeLP) Legal Services Clinic. Middleton will serve as co-director of the HeLP clinic, following the retirement of HeLP’s founding director Sylvia Caley (MBA '86, J.D. '89).
Film student turned entrepreneur Haydn Hilton is the owner of Java Cats Café, where patrons can sip on a cup of joe and hang out with about 20 cats, all up for adoption.
