As a psychology professor, Pauline Clance discovered imposter phenomenon, lived its truth and mentored Georgia State women. A new endowed scholarship accelerates her legacy.
Led by music education major Emily Bridges, "re:Percussions" will unite university and community musicians for an innovative concert featuring found percussion and the world premiere of a new work by Georgia State alumnus Marcus Moore (B.M. '19).
A meta-analysis of 10,000 adolescents examined social media use and empathy, finding no evidence of harm and a modest positive association overall.
A resolution adopted by the Georgia House of Representatives recognizes Georgia State’s Public Policy Club for expanding civic engagement and connecting students to the legislative process.
Georgia State University is emerging as a powerful interdisciplinary hub where scientists and artists are co-creating new ways of understanding the brain.
Hera Trio, a new faculty ensemble at Georgia State University’s School of Music, commissions and performs works by women composers while expanding the chamber music repertoire.
Georgia State’s master’s in economics ranks No. 1 in Georgia and No. 11 nationally, reflecting strong outcomes and rigorous training.
For the past several years, Maged Henary's (Ph.D. '00) work has focused on developing therapeutics and diagnostics that can improve health.
During her undergraduate career in neuroscience, Iyanuoluwa Adedokun’s (B.S. '25) experience in the Beckman Scholars Program allowed her to grow as a researcher and scientific communicator.
The Georgia State University College of Law is home to the new Emmet J. Bondurant Center for Constitutional Law, Practice & Democracy. The center is named for Emmet J. Bondurant, a prominent trial lawyer, speaker and author with more than five decades of legal experience.
