An unsolved missing persons case led Laurah Norton (M.F.A. '06) to create a podcast to investigate the disappearance. Now in its third season atop the iTunes charts, "The Fall Line" tells the stories of Georgia's forgotten missing.
Georgia State is the keeper of an extraordinary relic from the earliest days of electronics — part video game, part personal computer — designed by an unheralded African-American computing engineer.
As the Panthers' first esports teams plug in, Georgia State leads the charge among national universities bringing one of the fastest growing sports to campus: competitive video gaming.
After nine decades of life, love and lessons, Joyce Lowenstein (B.A. '18) is now looking forward to graduation day.
A star named for Tabetha “Tabby” Boyajian (M.S. ’06, Ph.D. ’09) is baffling her fellow astronomers so much that some say aliens are involved. Tabby’s Star’s bizarre light pattern has earned it another moniker: The WTF (Where’s the Flux?) Star.
Khalil Abdur-Rashid (B.S.W. ‘02), Harvard's first muslim chaplain and the son of a student of Martin Luther King Jr., aims to form a stronger and more informed union between Islam and America.
Master sculptor Martin Dawe (B.V.A. ’80) drew upon nearly 40 years of experience to create Georgia’s definitive statue of Martin Luther King Jr.
Head Coach Shawn Elliott plans to parlay the transformation of Georgia State Stadium into a new era of Panther football.
Four years after a drunk driver nearly killed her, Angela Riley (B.A. '12) is repaying the kindness that made her recovery possible.
Teaming up with the Georgia Innocence Project, law students are discovering new purpose in the fight to free guiltless people from prison.
