Attention, residents of Buford: If your usually relaxed Monday-afternoon Starbucks break was interrupted this past spring by a piercing scream, […]
More than 50 students, faculty, staff and alumni prepared and distributed meals and extremity packages to the homeless near the […]
The Atlanta Bar Association honored State Court conflict defender Elaine T. McGruder (J.D. ’90) with the 2016 Public Service Award […]
When sociology Professor Wendy Simonds’ friend and colleague, Chet Meeks, was diagnosed with advanced cancer she begin to think increasingly […]
ATLANTA—Having comfortable living conditions and independence from their adult children can help elderly Chinese immigrants find a sense of home […]
ATLANTA – More citizens are less likely to vote for candidates of any party when corruption – real or perceived […]
ATLANTA—The proportion of American adults who perceive e-cigarettes to be equally or more harmful than traditional cigarettes has tripled over the last few years, highlighting the need for more accurate public health messaging, according to a study led by tobacco researchers in the School of Public Health at Georgia State University.
The College of Education & Human Development announced that the GRE has been removed as an admission requirement for 22 CEHD master’s degree programs.
Georgia State University senior Kashif Molwani has been named a Marshall Scholar finalist and a Schwartzman Scholar semi-finalist. The Marshall […]
