Throughout metro Atlanta on April 5 and 6, nearly 300 Georgia State University alumni, students, faculty and staff volunteers worked on a variety of community improvement projects as part of the 11th annual GSU Cares day of service.
Xiaochun He and his students have developed a detector to measure cosmic rays and investigate how space weather can impact our changing climate. It’s just one of his research projects at the forefront of nuclear physics and the associated applications.
Three Georgia State University School of Public Health alumni have been selected for the 2024 class of the Presidential Management Fellows program.
Graduate programs at Georgia State University continue to excel, with a number ranking among the top in the country in the latest U.S. News & World Report survey.
Georgia State University’s Center for Studies on Africa and Its Diaspora (CSAD) and the Africana Studies Department are looking to make GSU the Southern leader in the study of hip-hop culture.
Sherman Day was a long-time Georgia State faculty member who held posts as professor, department chair, dean and for nearly two years as interim president.
The Three Minute Thesis Competition encourages students to develop their academic, presentation and research communication skills.
Colleges and universities working with the National Institute for Student Success at Georgia State saw a dramatic increase in retention rates among first-year students, according to data from Georgia institutions provided to the state’s university system.
School of Public Health faculty are partnering with colleagues across campus to create new learning opportunities for students while also advancing interdisciplinary research.
Researchers and students at Georgia State's TReNDS Lab are collaborating on paths to better brain health for college students using neuroimaging and artificial intelligence.
