Thanks to an $80 million gift from the Robert W. Woodruff Foundation, Georgia State University will soon begin what is perhaps its largest transformation project ever.
Department Chair Jacqueline Laures-Gore co-authored an article in Seminars in Speech and Language that highlights how climate change and health outcomes intersect.
In the summer of 2024, Atlanta native Courtney-Simone Graves (J.D. ‘25) traveled to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil to help facilitate an annual conference on Urban Law and Policy titled “Study Space XIII: Rio de Janeiro, Creating Resilient Cities.”
Georgia State University’s College of Education & Human Development has selected the TLAB Mobile Technology Lab and the TOUR Championship as the 2024 recipients of the CEHD Partnership Award.
Onika Richards brings to her new role more than 17 years of experience in career development and employer relations across several diverse academic institutions.
Associate Professor Min Kyu Kim received a National Science Foundation grant to help students from underrepresented backgrounds gain STEM knowledge and prepare for future success in their classwork.
On Tuesday, November 5, 2024, Georgia State University College of Law hosted the Supreme Court of Georgia for oral arguments. The court’s tradition of convening outside its downtown Atlanta courtroom promotes accessibility and transparency and created a unique opportunity for law students and the public to observe the state’s judicial process firsthand.
Fulton Fresh University, a cooking demonstration and nutrition education program designed to teach people how to fortify convenient foods for better nutrition, wrapped up its four-week pilot program for students this week. The program was hosted by the Lewis College’s Department of Nutrition and the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension.
Nicholas Mulkey (B.S. ’13) is making waves in Atlanta’s international affairs scene, helping to shape the city’s global future.
Jon Thompson, a Georgia State University (GSU) graduate with a master’s in social work, has dedicated his career to impactful local and global initiatives. Through his innovative project, Comunidad Connect, he has improved lives in Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic while offering valuable learning experiences for GSU healthcare students.
