Renowned labor economist Thomas Lemieux, whose research shapes global discussions on wage inequality, will deliver the 20th W.J. Usery Lecture Sept. 26 at Georgia State.
In honor of Michael P. Eriksen's retirement, the School of Public Health is raising funds to create an endowment for the Michael P. Eriksen Scholarship, which will support graduate students with an interest in tobacco control, health behavior and policy.
The Andrew Young School is honoring Alumni Champions for their outstanding commitment to fostering the next generation of public policy and nonprofit leaders.
The Georgia Policy Labs has revamped its leadership team to expand its research expertise and enhance its reputation as a leading research center.
Georgia State University startup Da Zen Theranostics has reached a key milestone in developing a targeted treatment with the potential to transform cancer care.
Phillip Grovenstein, a Ph.D. student in the Translational Biomedical Sciences Ph.D. program, has received a two-year, $89,658 predoctoral fellowship grant to address the urgent need for a more effective universal influenza vaccine.
The observatory is set to unveil the cosmos in sharper focus, capturing stars across the visible and near-infrared spectrum like never before.
Georgia State scientists have revived an ancient gene to target gout, showing promise for new treatments that may also prevent fatty liver disease.
Panther Welcome is a slate of events designed to help Georgia State students start the new academic year off right.
With the opening of the new Student Success Center at Georgia State University, many student services have been consolidated under one roof.
