In FY23, which ended June 30, Georgia State University continued a three-year trend of the recording the three highest single-year fundraising totals in the institution's history.
Patrick Rodriguez is among the first cohort of 100 emerging changemakers selected to participate in the Obama Foundation’s Leaders USA program.
The grants support early stage research initiatives by faculty members across the university.
Mitchell Harris, a Class of 2026 political science undergraduate student, has been selected as the recipient of the inaugural John Lewis Scholarship at Georgia State University.
Courses in the new graduate certificate programs — Public Management and Leadership, and Policy Analytics — can be completed online and used toward an M.P.A. or M.P.P. degree.
Professors Al Thrash and Ben Yonas have created a student-run distribution and licensing company that is enjoying early success and teaching young artists how to build careers in the music business.
The EMPOWER program at Georgia State University is working to enhance the diversity of the environmental health research workforce by building relationships with underserved schools in the Metro Atlanta area.
Georgia State’s conversion will mean less noise, less pollution and healthier, more enjoyable trips around the Atlanta Campus for its students, faculty and staff.
The grant from the National Institutes of Health’s National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute will be used to explore the role of diabetes-induced alteration of gut microbiota.
High school students from the Veritas School of Social Sciences came together at Georgia State for the Veritas Corporate Immersion Program, gaining hands-on experience by tackling challenges and opportunities for the university.
