A global survey of luxury hotel executives, hospitality industry recruiters, and program alumni conducted by CEOWorld magazine places it among the world’s top 30 programs.
From preventing child abuse to connecting with communities through initiatives like Project Healthy Grandparents, the GSU School of Public Health is committed to improving health across the lifespan.
Jasmine Cunningham is harnessing her experience in the DrPH program to amplify her impact in her career. By strengthening her skills in systems thinking, evidence-based decision-making and cross-sector collaboration, she’s improving outcomes for families, youths and veterans.
Lynn McKee, Director of Master's of Commercial Real Estate at Robinson, speaks to Bloomberg Law about data center growth in Georgia.
Georgia State University’s Dr. Veronica Rowe, associate professor of Occupational Therapy in the Lewis College of Nursing and Health Professions, is set to transform stroke rehabilitation in Trinidad and Tobago as a 2026-2027 Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award recipient.
As she walked into the Georgia State University College of Law building for her first week of class, Rejess Marshall (J.D. ’26) suddenly felt out of place. For the first time, the expressive streetwear that had always reflected her personality and creativity did not seem to conform to a conventional legal environment. But at the same time, she wasn’t sure if she wanted to fit in.
Since its launch, GaLEND has empowered more than 300 professionals in maternal and child health to lead in neurodevelopmental disabilities.
From research presentations to leadership roles and community impact, Spring 2026 HONORable Mentions reflect the depth and breadth of Honors College achievement.
The appeal of practicing health law came into focus at the intersection of healthcare policy and Scott Fineberg’s (J.D. ‘26) everyday life. A simple diagnosis that turned into a prolonged negotiation with an insurance company revealed to him how the law shapes access to patient care, and how difficult those systems can be to navigate without support.
A delegation from Georgia State University in the United States visited the Luiz de Queiroz School of Agriculture (Esalq/USP) on May 22nd. The program brought together students and researchers in activities focused on presenting research developed by the university and engaging with topics related to digital agriculture, sustainability, and innovation applied to the agricultural sector.
