The Hip-Hop Historian
With the genre recently celebrating its 50th anniversary, Ayanna Muhammad (M.H.P. ’15) is preserving the cultural movement’s history as lead curator of the National Hip-Hop Museum in Washington, D.C.
"The Route I Needed to Take"
After working 23 years as a school custodian, Tylan Bailey (B.S.E. ’21) has the degree and the job he’s always wanted — as a classroom teacher.
Playing With Purpose
Georgia State Sport Clubs offer opportunity for community and competition.
On Set, On Campus
The emerging technology taught by Georgia State’s Creative Media Industries Institute is arming students with the filmmaking tools of tomorrow.
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Georgia State Names New Vice President for University Advancement and President of the Georgia State University Foundation
Cheryl Harrelson, associate vice chancellor for Alumni, Annual Giving and Pipeline Development at the University of California San Diego, has been appointed vice president for University Advancement and president of the Georgia State University Foundation.
Georgia State University Alumni Association Announces 40 Under 40 Class of 2024
Georgia State’s 40 Under 40 program annually celebrates the most influential and accomplished Georgia State graduates who embody the values of the university.
Georgia State's Andrew Young School Alumni and Friends Endow Graduate Fellowship in Memory of Alumna Elizabeth Fitch
A Georgia State crowdfunding campaign has enabled friends and supporters to endow a $25,000 graduate fellowship in the Andrew School of Policy Studies to honor Elizabeth Fitch (M.P.A. ’01), who died from metastatic breast cancer in 2011 at the age of 36.
Georgia State M.P.P. Alum is an Economy Influencer
Samir Abdullahi (M.P.P. ’10) leads Select Fulton, the economic and workforce development unit of Fulton County government, as director of economic development for the county.
Ready For What’s Next
Known as the voice of the hilariously inappropriate Pam Poovey on TV’s “Archer,” Amber Nash (B.S. ’00) takes on her first starring role in the new feature film “How to Ruin the Holidays.”
