An MBA Accelerated this UPS Executive’s Career
An MBA Accelerated this UPS Executive’s Career
After 10 years at UPS, Kiel Harkness noticed the colleagues with MBAs were “winning.” He wanted to “win,” too, and enrolled at Robinson.


After 10 years at UPS, Kiel Harkness noticed the colleagues with MBAs were “winning.” He wanted to “win,” too, and enrolled at Robinson.

Fulbright scholar Diellza Namani will spend the next few months observing, lecturing and conducting research alongside students and faculty in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders.

A Georgia State Honors College panel exposed how environmental injustice and water access are deeply tied to human rights.

In fall 2025, 196 out of 237 students enrolled at Georgia State University College of Law identified as first-generation law students. To ease the learning curve, Brooke White (J.D. ’26), and her peers established the First-Generation Law Students Association in 2022.

Several students from the College of Education & Human Development’s sport administration program competed in two case study competitions this fall, giving them hands-on, professional experiences that will help them make meaningful contributions in their future careers.

Hylah Daly recently presented her research, which explores how AI is transforming the field of accounting on a global scale, to the University System of Georgia's Board of Regents.

The production of "Harmony of Freedom" brought together a diverse network of professionals, faculty, alumni and students from Georgia State University to produce this multimedia documentary.

The College of Education & Human Development's Adult Literacy Research Center hosted its second annual conference this semester, which featured a range of presentations on the theme, “Enhancing General and Health Literacy in the Age of Misinformation.”

Rashida LeBeaux, Assistant Director of First-Year and Transition Programs in the Office of Student Success, starts each workday with a joyful routine. “I love starting my mornings walking the campus — seeing students studying, playing music, or practicing sports reminds me that my work has purpose and impact,” she said.

Four prominent Atlanta leaders with expertise in public health, law and health care have joined the Board of Advisors of the Georgia State University School of Public Health.