Class of 2017 Fares Well on State Bar Exam
Class of 2017 Fares Well on State Bar Exam
Georgia State University College of Law graduates fared well on the July 2017 bar examination, with an 84.5 percent passage […]
Students’ Passion for Stars Gets an Audience at Astronomy Conference
Students’ Passion for Stars Gets an Audience at Astronomy Conference
DUNWOODY, Ga. — Bethe Newgent works as a dental assistant during the week. Donny Evans is a math and science tutor. Both are rediscovering their passion for the stars as students studying astronomy and physics at Georgia State University’s Perimeter College.
Honors Internships Across the Pond
Honors Internships Across the Pond
ATLANTA—The London Experience allows Georgia State Honors College students from all majors to intern in London and other parts of the United Kingdom. The program’s global approach helps interns acquire an international perspective and gain valuable career insight.
Personnel Systems Blackout Nov. 15 - Jan. 3
Personnel Systems Blackout Nov. 15 - Jan. 3
The University System of Georgia is preparing to upgrade the software that we use for personnel actions, including recruiting and hiring.
liquid blackness Sponsors the Horace Tapscott: Musical Griot Screening and Q&A with Barbara McCullough at ATLARGE Music Film Festival
liquid blackness Sponsors the Horace Tapscott: Musical Griot Screening and Q&A with Barbara McCullough at ATLARGE Music Film Festival
ATLANTA—The School of Film, Media & Theatre’s liquid blackness research group presents a screening of the documentary Horace Tapscott: Musical Griot on Saturday, October 28 at noon in Kopleff Recital Hall.
Slater Elementary School Students Hit High Notes With Brand New Instruments From College Of The Arts
Slater Elementary School Students Hit High Notes With Brand New Instruments From College Of The Arts
ATLANTA—The College of the Arts at Georgia State University continued its commitment to making a difference in Atlanta’s neighborhoods and communities by supporting arts education in local public elementary schools.
Presidential Scholar Class of 2021: Meet Clay Voytek
Presidential Scholar Class of 2021: Meet Clay Voytek
“Don’t go to college with a plan. Don’t go to college thinking you’re smart.”
Shakespeare’s 'Much Ado About Nothing' Takes Cues From the ’80s
Shakespeare’s 'Much Ado About Nothing' Takes Cues From the ’80s
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Gear Up for Blue, White and Excitement with Homecoming
Gear Up for Blue, White and Excitement with Homecoming
This year’s Georgia State University homecoming festivities promise lots of blue, white and excitement for everyone, and that includes current and prospective Perimeter College students and alumni.
Dr. Gordon Vernick Discusses the Importance of Training Jazz Entrepreneurs in Downbeat Magazine
Dr. Gordon Vernick Discusses the Importance of Training Jazz Entrepreneurs in Downbeat Magazine
ATLANTA-In the November issue of Downbeat magazine, School of Music faculty member Dr. Gordon Vernick (Professor of Music and Coordinator of Jazz Studies) discusses jazz entrepreneurship in the monthly “Jazz on Campus” column. The article also factors in the interdisciplinary role of technology and the new Creative Media Industries Institute (CMII).