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.
A new study shows college students aren’t getting nearly enough sleep, and it’s affecting their brains.
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 new program provides students with high-quality, tech industry co-developed and vetted courses, student course and program support services, access to a network of professional engineers, and a career center offering 1:1 coaching and mentorships.
Georgia State, Morgan State and the University of Central Florida will pilot chatbots designed to support students in critical undergraduate math and English courses.
A team of researchers led by Georgia State will develop and deploy advanced optical systems to monitor faint objects in space.
Record levels of total engagement with students, alumni and supporters helped Georgia State University raise more than $766,000 on Georgia State Day 2023 for programs that create student opportunity inside and outside the classroom.
The grant will allow researchers to establish the Center of Excellence in Advanced Computing and Software (CoE-ACS).
The U.S. News & World Report ranked Georgia State as the top Public University for Undergraduate Teaching for the fourth straight year, and No. 2 for Innovation for the third consecutive year in its 2024 edition of Best Colleges.
Georgia State ranked 100 out of the more than 1,400 universities measured by Washington Monthly for their impact on social mobility, research and public service, and fifth overall for its Pell performance, a measure of the university’s commitment to educating a diverse group of students.
