Bias: It's Everywhere, and It's Not Going Away
Bias: It's Everywhere, and It's Not Going Away
She tells her students they’re biased. They can’t help it. And that’s okay. She also tells students if they want […]
Hensel Named Interim Dean for 2017-18 Academic Year
Hensel Named Interim Dean for 2017-18 Academic Year
Wendy F. Hensel, associate dean for faculty and research development and professor of law, has been selected to serve as […]
Alexander, Feizollahi Receive U.S. Labor Department Grant
Alexander, Feizollahi Receive U.S. Labor Department Grant
Charlotte S. Alexander, an assistant professor of legal studies in the department of Risk Management and Insurance at the J. […]
Georgia State Law Makes National Law Journal's 'Go-To Law Schools' List
Georgia State Law Makes National Law Journal's 'Go-To Law Schools' List
Georgia State Law made its debut at No. 50 on the National Law Journal’s “Go-To Law Schools.” The annual report […]
Justice System Should be Accessible and Attainable for All, Foster says
Justice System Should be Accessible and Attainable for All, Foster says
Quoting Robert F. Kennedy, Lisa Foster began the 59th Distinguished Miller Lecture Series with a question: “'Do minorities or people […]
Sex Differences in Brain Activity Alter Pain Therapies, Georgia State University Neuroscientists Find
Sex Differences in Brain Activity Alter Pain Therapies, Georgia State University Neuroscientists Find
ATLANTA—A female brain’s resident immune cells are more active in regions involved in pain processing relative to males, according to a recent study by Georgia State University researchers.
Political Science to Host Event on Solitary Confinement in the U.S. Featuring Photographer Richard Ross
Political Science to Host Event on Solitary Confinement in the U.S. Featuring Photographer Richard Ross
Tuesday, March 7, 2017, Richard Ross, photographer and faculty member at the University of California Santa Barbara, is headed to […]
Philosophy and Neuroscience Professor to be Honored for Contribution to Philosophy Research
Philosophy and Neuroscience Professor to be Honored for Contribution to Philosophy Research
Andrea Scarantino, philosophy and neuroscience professor, has been selected to receive the 2017 Herbert A. Simon Award for Outstanding Research […]
Daffodil Festival at Newton Campus, March 7-8
Daffodil Festival at Newton Campus, March 7-8
COVINGTON, Ga.—Warm weather has prompted the sprouting of an abundance of daffodils on Georgia State University’s Newton Campus, just in […]
'God Shave the King' to Raise Funds for American Cancer Society
'God Shave the King' to Raise Funds for American Cancer Society
CLARKSTON, Ga.--It’s a hair-raising event. Or would that be a hair-razor-ing event? On Wednesday, March 1, at about 3:30 p.m., […]