Trailblazer
Trailblazer
Luz Lituma (B.B.A. ’11), an avid hiker and adventure lover, founded LatinXhikers to promote a culture of diversity in the outdoors and to help protect and preserve our lands for the future.
How To Live To Be 100
How To Live To Be 100
Professor emerita, nutrition consultant and author Chris Rosenbloom (Ph.D. ’89) tells us how folks of all ages can create healthy habits that can last a lifetime.
Kickin’ It With 93
Kickin’ It With 93
Panther placekicker-punter Brandon Wright’s biggest cheerleader is his mom, Erica Wright Bracey (MBA ’01), who might have as much — or more — Panther cred as her son.
The Disease Detective
The Disease Detective
As a scientist with the CDC and U.S. Public Health Service, Jennifer Lind (M.P.H. ’12) helps address today’s most critical global health crises and challenges.
The Art of the Obscure
The Art of the Obscure
Professor Craig Drennen takes home a Guggenheim Fellowship for his art series inspired by one of Shakespeare’s most unsuccessful plays.
The South Has Something to Say
The South Has Something to Say
Associate professor, author and political historian Maurice Hobson studies the complexity of black life in Atlanta and its broader lessons for the rest of the nation and globe.
Will This Dog Hunt?
Will This Dog Hunt?
For thousands of years, we've bred canines to hunt, herd, help and protect us, and to be our best friends. But what is it that makes a dog good at its job, and how has all of that breeding affected behavior and personality? A Georgia State researcher is investigating dogs' brains to find out.
Finding the American Dream
Finding the American Dream
FINDING THE AMERICAN DREAM In Clarkston, Ga., the "Ellis Island of the South," a Georgia State English professor and an [...]
The Gear Man
The Gear Man
As head equipment manager for Georgia State’s athletics, former football player Nate Simon (B.I.S. '16) keeps the Panthers ready for action.
A Life Worth Fighting For
A Life Worth Fighting For
Law student Allie Armbruster (J.D. ’20) fought back to overcome paralyzing addictions that claimed more than a decade of her life. Now she wants to draw from her experience in the criminal justice system to reform our approach to drug offenders.