Joey Velazquez left Georgia State in 2000 with a grade point average under 1 point. He worked in the movies and even sold a screenplay, but came back to pursue his dream of becoming a lawyer. He’ll graduate this year summa cum laude from the Honors College and will head to law school in the fall.
Sport administration students chat with NASCAR champ Chase Elliott and go behind the scenes on race day at the Atlanta Motor Speedway.
If you want to get a soccer mom’s attention, bring up the subject of artificial turf. From concerns about concussions to cancer, parents have become alarmed by reports in the media of increased injuries and illnesses.
In December 2016, Stuart Jefferies, a professor in Georgia State’s Department of Physics and Astronomy led a six-man crew representing five institutions in three nations to Antarctica.
Ellis Jones (B.A. '07) said she was a bit surprised when she was promoted to the helm of the 22-year-old media company’s print product in February 2015, but in the past two years, she has settled into the role.
Kynton Stephen’s long-time idea for a video game now has a major shot in the arm to become a player in Atlanta’s entertainment industry.
A little more than three years ago, Coco Hunter (B.B.A. ’10) hopped on a plane and embarked on what was supposed to be a dream vacation in Europe. She turned that trip into a lifestyle.
ATLANTA—Georgia State University continues to lead the nation in graduating black students, according to a new report of “Top Performing Institutions for Black Students” released March 1 by The Education Trust, a non-profit education research organization.
ATLANTA–The Atlanta Business Chronicle has named the Turner Field redevelopment project of Georgia State University, along with the Carter, Oakwood Development and Healey Weatherholtz joint venture, as the Best Overall Deal in its Best in Atlanta Real Estate Awards.
Georgia State has renovated the front entrance of the 58 Edgewood Ave. building and opened a new lobby study space on the ground floor.
