How to Talk About Climate Change
How to Talk About Climate Change
Geosciences professor and outgoing provost Risa Palm investigates how to reach those who oppose action on global warming.
Linguistics Student Learns To Navigate College With Autism
Linguistics Student Learns To Navigate College With Autism
Caty Collins grew up knowing her autism set her apart.
Physics Student Uses 3D Printing To Make Prosthetics For Those In Need
Physics Student Uses 3D Printing To Make Prosthetics For Those In Need
Michael Nelson is changing the lives of children by fabricating the low-cost devices.
Early-Season Hurricanes Result In Greater Transmission Of Mosquito-Borne Infectious Disease, Study Shows
Early-Season Hurricanes Result In Greater Transmission Of Mosquito-Borne Infectious Disease, Study Shows
The timing of a hurricane is one of the primary factors influencing its impact on the spread of mosquito-borne infectious diseases such as West Nile Virus, dengue, chikungunya and Zika, according to a study led by Georgia State University.
Honors Senior Pursuing Education Policy Named 2019 Payne Fellow
Honors Senior Pursuing Education Policy Named 2019 Payne Fellow
Access to education has always been a topic of great — and personal — importance to Meklit Gebru. The graduating senior is one of just 10 scholars nationwide selected by the U.S. Agency for International Development for the prestigious Payne Fellowship.
New Directions
New Directions
Georgia State film alum Noel Braham (B.A. ’11), recipient of two Daytime Emmy nominations, balances work with community outreach and philanthropy.
Boys To Men
Boys To Men
Professor Patrick Freer is working to help choral teachers guide boys through the voice change.
Finest Finish
Finest Finish
For Joyce Lowenstein (B.A. ’19), a framed bachelor’s degree isn’t just a point of pride. It’s the realization of a dream seven decades in the making.
Gender Stereotypes Limit Power Of Female Presidents Across Cultures, Study Shows
Gender Stereotypes Limit Power Of Female Presidents Across Cultures, Study Shows
Female presidents have less power to shape policy and are held to higher standards in key policy areas than male presidents, according to a new study led by a Georgia State political science researcher.
Written In Stone
Written In Stone
In Costa Rica, Georgia State scientists and students are studying how continental crust is formed.