Crusader By Another Name
Pulitzer Prize-winning author and professor of practice Douglas Blackmon’s work puts heart-breaking wrongs in their place — right in front of our eyes.
For the Record
After meeting at Georgia State, Lance (MBA ’03) and April (B.A. ’01) Ledbetter embarked on a lifelong journey together — as husband and wife and as co-founders of Dust-to-Digital, a Grammy award-winning record label mining music’s past to preserve it for future audiences.
Proof Positive
Four years ago, a group of 40 high school seniors received the State Farm Scholarship at Georgia State’s Perimeter College. For many, it was the only way they could go to college. Now, they’re earning degrees at remarkably high rates, demonstrating that, with the right supports, all students can graduate.
Meeting In The Middle
Law professor Samuel A. Donaldson has published more than 120 puzzles in The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and more. Take a crack at his latest, and check your answers by clicking the link at the top of the page.
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Serving With Purpose
As the first student-athlete to receive the Presidential Scholarship, beach volleyball player Bailey Hatchett (B.B.A., B.A. ’22) is a powerhouse on the sand and in the classroom.
Earning Trust
A new Georgia State project aims to understand why some Black Atlantans are hesitant to participate in COVID-19 research.
Cities Aren’t Born Smart. Smart People Like Lillie Madali (M.P.A. ’13) Make Them That Way.
The Georgia State Alumni Association 40 Under 40 honoree and director of Atlanta’s Smart City Program leads efforts to leverage technology to make the city more efficient, resilient and equitable.
Life-Saving Logistics
David Quintilio (MBA ’03) is senior vice president of healthcare logistics and distribution for UPS Healthcare. His job? To deliver critically important products to the world. ASAP.
The End of an Era
President Mark Becker has led Georgia State during the most transformative time in its history. He will step down after the academic year, in June 2021, after 12 years at the helm. Here are some of the highlights from his distinguished tenure at Georgia State.
