The Face of the Met Gala
Christian Latchman, a first-year biology major, was chosen for the cover photo for “fashion’s biggest night out.” Up next for the model with medical school aspirations? Paris Fashion Week.
Building Foundations: Teacher Prep Programs Incorporate Established Science on Language, Literacy
Georgia State’s teacher preparation program ensures educators across specialties are trained to support literacy, regardless of their focus area.
The Journey to the Culinary C-Suite
Scott Boatwright (EMBA ’16) started out in food service flipping burgers and washing dishes. On his way to becoming CEO of Chipotle Mexican Grill, he made an important stop at GSU.
Georgia State Writing Studio Helps University Community Find Its Voice
The Writing Studio is a group of writers, educators and students dedicated to helping members of the Georgia State community improve their command of the written language no matter the stage of the writing journey they’re in.
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Reality Series Based on MBA Alum’s Nonprofit Wins “Best Feel Good Show”
The PBS series Opportunity Knocks—which shows real families working with coaches to overcome financial struggles—was an underdog triumph, beating major network hits The Voice, Shark Tank, and American Ninja Warrior.
Biomedical Sciences Ph.D. Graduate Lands Competitive Teaching Fellowship
As a biomedical sciences Ph.D. student, Alexis Branch (Ph.D. ’24), an aspiring professor, developed her teaching skills by working as a teaching assistant and earning a Certificate of Excellence in College Teaching.
Economics Alumnus Charts Course to Congressional Budget Office
Austin Castellanos (B.S. ’13, Ph.D. ’21), eager to deepen his understanding of economics, transferred to Georgia State's Andrew Young School of Policy Studies for its comprehensive programs.
Seven AYSPS Alumni Among 100 Most Influential in Georgia
Georgia State alumnus Andre Dickens (M.P.A. ’13) is Georgia Trend's 2025 Georgian of the Year. With Dickens, a record six additional Andrew Young School alumni were named to the magazine’s Georgia 100.
Finding Freedom
After a life-changing accident, Eden Schroeder (B.A. ’25) rediscovered her competitive drive and is working toward a career as a counselor to other young people with spinal cord injuries.