Finding The Way
Finding The Way
Georgia State joins the CDC’s Prevention Research Center network with a new Clarkston-based office focused on migrant health.


Georgia State joins the CDC’s Prevention Research Center network with a new Clarkston-based office focused on migrant health.

For Joyce Lowenstein (B.A. ’19), a framed bachelor’s degree is the realization of a dream seven decades in the making.

Brooke Weiner (B.B.A. ’19), Georgia State’s winningest beach volleyball player, has been playing in the sand all her life.

Georgia State Alumni Association 40 Under 40 honoree Alaina Percival (B.I.S. ’02, MBA ’08), CEO at Women Who Code, is on a mission to help women break the glass ceiling in the technology industry.

With flu vaccines often unreliable and many antiviral drugs no longer effective, a Georgia State professor has developed a new way to fight the ever-evolving, omnipresent threat of the flu — by tricking it.

Take a romp through the bizarre history of Georgia State’s first home, Kell Hall — the parking garage turned classroom and research science building that everybody loved to hate.

Adebola Akinola-Aguda (B.S. ’15) writes programs for robotic systems that solve lots of problems for other people.

The story of one of the most celebrated and fearsome pirates is more alive than ever, thanks in part to the ongoing recovery of his prized ship off the coast of North Carolina. For nearly two decades, Linda Carnes-McNaughton (B.A. ’75) has been analyzing the treasures found aboard the shipwreck of the Queen Anne's Revenge — 400,000 of them and counting.

Two Georgia State alums have made fortunes investing in cryptocurrency and are now sharing their secret sauce in a new book.
Vibrancy and economic development return to neighborhoods around Georgia State Stadium.