The grant supports a three-part strategy to assess online readiness, reduce transfer barriers through aligned curricula, and scale support, technology and faculty development, including 24/7 tutoring and personalized coaching for students statewide.
From work in health and education to public policy and art, Panther researchers are delivering progress.
Georgia State has received all necessary clearances to begin construction on its new baseball facility, a transformational addition to GSU athletics and the surrounding Summerhill community. Work is scheduled to be completed in fall 2026.
Four students in the Department of Economics were recognized at the annual conference of the Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management.
The Graduate School at Georgia State University recently hosted a ceremony honoring the first cohort of First in Family Scholarship recipients.
Using Georgia State’s CHARA Array, scientists from around the world reveal the surprising complexity of stellar explosions.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has awarded Byrdine F. Lewis College of Nursing and Health Professions researcher Katherine Hsieh a $1 million grant to study whether cognitive training, along with exercise, can help reduce the risk of falls in older adults with multiple sclerosis (MS).
The breakthrough study connects brain biology to behavior, offering new hope for understanding mental health.
In the fourth consecutive year that grant numbers have topped $160 million, more than 1,250 research projects were funded.
Georgia State's new master's-level specialization provides clinical social work education in response to growing demand for mental health professionals.
