Presidential Scholar Class of 2021: Meet Ratislav Krylov
Presidential Scholar Class of 2021: Meet Ratislav Krylov
The Georgia State University Presidential Scholar of the Class of 2021 has found exactly what he was looking for.


The Georgia State University Presidential Scholar of the Class of 2021 has found exactly what he was looking for.


Film alumnus Christopher Escobar (BA ‘08 and MA ‘13) is steadily gaining media momentum as he continues to garner headlines and awards for his contribution to Atlanta’s booming film industry.

ATLANTA—More than 200 distinguished guests including top law enforcement leaders, members of the diplomatic corps, elected officials and leaders in the business community, gathered at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta in November to recognize and honor the Georgia International Law Enforcement Exchange (GILEE) at its 25th Anniversary Gala.

ATLANTA—Laws that prohibit the use of e-cigarettes in private workplaces, bars and restaurants may increase cigarette use by as much as 30 percent for pregnant women, according to research published in the Journal of Health Economics by Georgia State University economist Michael Pesko.

Five College of Education & Human Development faculty members have received grants from the college’s Office of International Programs to support international activities.

ATLANTA—
Kiana Nicholas, a graduate of Georgia State University, can almost see campus from her post at CNN.
Kiana wanted a nontraditional university, and she chose Georgia State for the internship opportunities provided by its urban location.

Researchers at Georgia State University School of Public Health will partner with colleagues in China on global health projects and education through a five-year agreement with health officials in Chengdu.

Nitheyaa Shree entered her first semester of college with the typical freshman priorities: getting acclimated to new academic challenges, learning her way around an unfamiliar city, settling into her new living quarters, making new friends, and so on.

The inaugural year of the College of the Arts (COTA) has opened the door for exciting collaborative efforts.