Lean and Green
Lean and Green
Georgia State's eco-friendly initiatives give sustainability the green light.


Georgia State's eco-friendly initiatives give sustainability the green light.

Georgia State’s World Heritage Initiative is working to create global recognition for significant sites associated with the Civil Rights Movement.

Atlanta Film Society Executive Director Christopher Escobar (B.A. ’08, M.A. ’13) spliced his love of cinema and passion for preservation when he helped buy the iconic Plaza Theatre.

Intrepid reporter and one-time Berliner Abby Carney (B.A. ’12) tracks down three fellow grads who settled abroad, found love and careers, and are living happily ever after in far-flung locales.

Sarah Agnew (B.S. ’17) and Kylie Ruffule (B.S. ’17), winners of the top two student awards for graduating seniors, finish stellar collegiate careers in sports and in the classroom.

Karen Graham left her job as the respected host of “Good Day Atlanta” to create the first digital network that broadcasts exclusively in American Sign Language.

Desron Dorset (M.S. ’11), vice president of business development for the Philadelphia 76ers, trusts the process.

Georgia State scientists have identified a chemical compound that may work against the lethal Ebola virus.

Georgia State University Magazine sits down with former Atlanta mayor Sam Massell (B.C.S. '51) and author Charles McNair to discuss Massell's new biography, "Play It Again, Sam."

Ed Gadrix (B.B.A. ’65) pens the history of Georgia State athletics from its humble beginnings to its inaugural season in a major league stadium.