After being rejected from the School of Music four times, Georgia State graduate Cornell Stokes persevered to earn his music education degree and pursue his dream of becoming a band director.
School counseling alum Christen Anglin's (M.Ed. ’15) early caregiving experiences led her to a successful career in a helping profession and every day, she’s able to make an impact on children, their families and their communities.
The publication marks a significant contribution to the fields of early modern art history and Renaissance studies, offering fresh perspectives on one of the discipline's long-standing debates: How did the Catholic Reformation reshape the role of art?
Taylor Jones (MPH '22) shares her journey of how obtaining a strong foundation in public health shaped her path to medical school.
Ashmita Baral Yuna chose Georgia State for its commitment to real-world public health solutions. She says the emphasis of the MPH program on community-based work and applied research encourages students to learn directly from the people and settings that public health is meant to serve.
More than 250 health law professionals from over 90 law and graduate schools around the world attended the 49th American Society of Law, Medicine & Ethics (ASLME) Health Law Professors Conference hosted by the Center for Law, Health & Society (CLHS) at Georgia State University College of Law.
A proud Atlanta native, Nancy Ramirez (B.A. ’19, M.A. ’20, J.D. ’26) knew she wanted to stay close to home for college. As one of the first in her family to pursue higher education, earning an undergraduate degree already put her in unfamiliar territory, and graduate studies did not even seem possible.
Dean Richard D. Phillips on the launch of Robinson's Master's in Artificial Intelligence and Business Transformation degree.
As fraternal twins with distinctly different callings, Nnaemeka (B.S. ’24) and Chinedu Odedo (B.S. ’24) spent their undergraduate years building a shared legacy rooted in faith, ambition and gratitude — a journey they say was strengthened by the supportive community they found within the Honors College at Georgia State.
The Newton Campus of Georgia State University’s Perimeter College is hosting a series of free events designed to help members of the community understand artificial intelligence (AI).
