The Ripple Effect
The Ripple Effect
A bright idea inside Georgia State University chemistry labs is leading to major water savings.


Campus News, Science & Technology
A bright idea inside Georgia State University chemistry labs is leading to major water savings.

Harold Melton, former chief justice of the Georgia Supreme Court and a partner at the law firm Troutman Pepper Locke, will serve as the first expert-in-residence for the Georgia State University College of Law, starting July 1.

Campus News, Education & Leadership
Nicolle Parsons-Pollard, provost and executive vice president for academic affairs at Georgia State University, will join 85 other community leaders in the prestigious nine-month program.

Campus News, Education & Leadership
In his new role at Georgia State, Warren‑Burnett will lead a unified team dedicated to alumni engagement, volunteer leadership, annual giving strategy and donor pipeline development.

Campus News, Education & Leadership
Georgia State University has appointed Candace R. Kuby as dean of the College of Education & Human Development, effective Aug. 1, bringing vast leadership experience for the college's next phase of growth and impact.

Campus News, Education & Leadership
Georgia State has recognized excellence among its faculty through the appointment and reappointment of faculty to Distinguished University Professorships and Regents’ Professorships, in addition to its 2025-26 university-wide faculty awards.

A student mural project expands beyond campus with an 80-foot installation in South Downtown, just steps from Mercedes-Benz Stadium. It's set to take center stage before a global audience as the World Cup arrives this summer.

Georgia State captured its fourth-straight Sun Belt Conference Beach Volleyball Championship this past weekend. With the win, the Sandy Panthers claim their fifth consecutive conference title overall, including their four straight in the Sun Belt.

Georgia State University College of Law now has the highest bar passage rate for first-time test takers in the state of Georgia with an 87.5 percent pass rate, according to the 2026 Georgia Bar Examination statistics.

The university’s Faculty Internal Grants Program doubled internal grant funding this year to help empower research, scholarly and creative work.