Health & Wellness, Science & Technology
Researchers at Georgia State University have released a trove of data from the social media site Twitter to help represent the spread and impacts of the global coronavirus outbreak.
Campus News, Health & Wellness
Students already in tenuous circumstances may find themselves under even more financial strain in the coming weeks due to the coronavirus pandemic. Georgia State’s Emergency Assistance Fund was created to help relieve some of that strain.
Campus News, Health & Wellness
Georgia State’s respiratory therapists (RTs) combat COVID-19 at its worst. Part of a healthcare specialty which focuses solely on the lungs and heart, RTs provide bedside treatment for patients using a mechanical ventilator.
Campus News, Georgia State Magazine
While this baseball season might’ve been thrown a curveball, Georgia State Baseball coach Brad Stromdahl — a former assistant coach for the Panthers — is excited about the program’s future.
The Georgia Health Policy Center celebrates 25 years in 2020. Here, CEO Karen Minyard discusses the organization’s impact and shares her vision for the future.
Most U.S. students struggle to meet grade-level writing standards. Georgia State education researcher Cynthia Puranik is working to improve children’s performance on the page.
Georgia State University students will manage and clerk what is believed to be the first student-run polling location in Fulton County.
Georgia State University School of Music alumna Gabrielle Beteag (M.Mu. ’18), was one of five winners in the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions March 1.
Campus News, Science & Technology
Because the safety of the Georgia State University community is its highest priority, during the coronavirus pandemic, the Georgia State Esports PantherLAN Tournament will be livestreamed on Twitch March 28-29. The tournament was originally scheduled to be held at Georgia State Stadium.
Education & Leadership, Health & Wellness
Jonathan Lochamy, associate professor at Georgia State University’s Perimeter College, is donating one of his kidneys to a former high school classmate.
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