With a historic $80 million gift, Georgia State will embark on an ambitious campus transformation to integrate its downtown footprint and create vibrant, people-centered spaces for students and the city.
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.
For 56 years — and counting — Regents’ Professor Steven Manson has been a stalwart of GSU’s Department of Physics & Astronomy, uncovering the hidden movements of the tiniest particles.
The GSU Blue Line, a new 3.7-mile marked walking path, will connect the campus, create distinctive quads, build a better sense of place and, ultimately, become a destination in itself at Georgia State.
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.
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.
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.
Muhammed Hasan Mumen (B.I.S. ’22), a Biomedical Science and Enterprise graduate and now a medical school student, is on his way to becoming a physician who aims to connect with patients and provide excellent care.