Bernice Butler (B.A. '06), an Honors College graduate and an honoree in this year’s 40 Under 40 Class, has woven her philanthropic ethos and passion for public service throughout her career.
The part-time MBA is 28th nationally and 17th among public university programs. The M.S. in Computer Information Systems is 10th nationally and 7th among public university programs.
Georgia State University College of Law has the best Health Care Law Programs in the nation according to the 2024 Best Law Schools rankings by U.S. News & World Report.
Derrick Warren is giving back by offering Grambling State students the same access to resources and opportunities he received at Robinson.
Rai is internationally renowned for his research investigating the development and deployment of digital innovations to create value in high-stake problem domains in business and society.
Jack Kent Cooke scholarship semifinalist Haneen Ahmed is a high energy student who hopes one day to become a mechanical engineer with the goal of helping the environment.
Every spring, Georgia State University College of Law celebrates Honors Day by recognizing student accomplishments, including academic and extracurricular achievements. This year, more than 250 students received awards at a ceremony on Monday, April 1, 2024, at the College of Law.
CEHD doctoral student Afroze Shaikh has recently been named a 2024 Society for Public Health Education (SOPHE)/CDC Student Fellow in Injury Prevention.
Georgia State University's School of Music and the Popular Culture Collective (PCC) proudly present the second annual Sync Meetup, a weekend dedicated to creating, pitching, and placing songs with visual media. Featuring top music supervisors, this event bridges GSU students with industry professionals. MTM Standard, GSU’s student-run Music Group, spearheads the event with faculty advisors Ben Yonas and Al Thrash.
The Honors College is pleased to announce GSU’s first-ever Undergraduate Research Week, taking place on campus and virtually from Apr. 8 – Apr. 12.
