Elevating Achievement
The National Institute for Student Success is showing that in higher education, there is, indeed, a better way.
A Banner Year
The past sports season has been the best in Georgia State history, and the future is looking bright for Panther athletics.
But My Soul Is In Afghanistan
Six Afghan refugees studying at the Asian University for Women caught one of the final flights out of Kabul after it fell to Taliban fighters. Now they’re restarting their college careers — and their lives — at Georgia State.
Not College 101
Far from the typical classroom experience, a number of Georgia State’s undergraduate and graduate courses offer students unexpected lessons — sometimes in unexpected places.
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Winning Combination
With a Ph.D. in Translational Biomedical Sciences under her belt, Latika Luthra is ready to start her career focused on intellectual property and research commercialization with plans to one day become a patent attorney.
Georgia State Geosciences Alum Improving Atlanta One Project At A Time
Jeffrey Johnson's work has ranged from traffic planning for Super Bowl LIII to assessing how the city can best respond to needed sidewalk repairs.
The Document Detective
Georgia State History Professor Nick Wilding, a super sleuth who uncovers forgeries of rare manuscripts, proved that a prized Galileo text is a fake.
Kicking It With Michael Hayes
The versatile punter, kickoff specialist and placekicker is ready to become the Panthers’ next special teams star.
Cinematographer Camilo Diaz (B.A.’ 18) Goes Behind the Camera for Zach Breder’s ‘Level 34’
After graduating in 2018, film production alumnus Camilo Diaz worked on numerous film projects, co-founded CineAstra, and soon landed a plum project as cinematographer for "Level 34,” a short sci-fi thriller by Make-A-Wish recipient and 17-year-old filmmaker Zach Breder.
