Alex Fennell (J.D. ’25) wanted to better understand legal obstacles faced by her community when she applied to Georgia State Law and turned her experiences challenging injustice into legislative drafting success.
Georgia Supreme Court Justice Shawn LaGrua (J.D. ‘87), who holds the distinction of being the first graduate of Georgia State University College of Law to sit on the state’s highest court, gave the address for the Spring Commencement and Hooding Ceremony on Friday, May 9, 2025.
Eight hundred fifty-four students graduated from Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business during spring 2025 commencement exercises.
Jueun Lim reflects on putting her coursework into practice in a Korean dual language immersion classroom, graduating with her bachelor’s degree and connecting with students from diverse backgrounds.
Graduating student Alicia Lakhansingh reflects on the professors who inspired her and the opportunities she’s had to collaborate with other English to Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) educators in the Cherokee County School District.
Students in Degas Wright's Portfolio Management Practicum class serve as leaders of Georgia State's Student-Managed Investment Fund, a university-wide club that meets weekly to discuss what stocks within the portfolio to buy, sell, and trade. In April, six club members competed in Quinnipiac University's Global Portfolio Competition, placing third in the undergraduate core category.
Are you struggling to balance your work, school and personal life? Honors alum KeyShawn Phillips shares his approach to managing competing priorities.
Kumar Shivam’s job as a data scientist involves embedding AI, specifically predictive analytics and chatbot functionality, into ADP’s systems to improve the user experience and ensure the company remains competitive in an ever-evolving industry.
Georgia State’s Master of Music in Conducting (Low-Residency) is designed for working educators ready to grow artistically and professionally—without stepping away from their ensembles. With fully online coursework during the academic year and an immersive, in-person summer session, students gain hands-on experience, mentorship from nationally recognized faculty, and access to the acclaimed Atlanta Summer Conducting Institute.
Once a student-athlete at Stanford University, Corbett competed on the swimming and diving team while earning a B.A. in psychology with a minor in political science. After graduation, she spent more than six years in the tech sector working with Palantir Technologies.
