The Center for Urban Language Teaching and Research (CULTR) at Georgia State University has received a $640,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Education to promote career readiness through language study and the development of global skills vital to academic and career preparation for students.
Ready for adventure after her two children left for college, Anita Rich became a volunteer with the Children’s Heart Project. The medical mission appealed to the 37-year nursing veteran and cardiac specialist and soon Rich, as a nurse transporter, accompanied children who needed life-saving heart repair surgery...
Assistant Professor Marisa Franco received a two-year, $339,384 diversity research supplement from the National Institutes of Health’s (NIH) Fogarty International Center to participate in a research project on a smoking cessation intervention in China and Vietnam.
While many new Panthers come from hometowns far away from Georgia State University’s downtown Atlanta campus, few have come as far as Class of 2022 Presidential Scholar Sangha Park.
The university’s Neuroscience Institute celebrates a decade of discovery.
In physical, biological and technological systems, the time that a system’s components take to influence each other can affect the transition to synchronization, an important finding that improves understanding of how these systems function, according to a study led by Georgia State University.
Troubled by math anxiety? Students find help through tips, techniques and tutoring.
Respiratory syncytial virus sends thousands to the hospital every year and can be fatal for the very young and old — but there is no treatment. Professor Richard Plemper is working to change that.
At a time when the national bar passage rates are at a 34-year low, Georgia State University College of Law’s state bar passage rate has increased from 2017 for first-time test takers and overall test takers.
Clarkston residents are invited to a free summit on Georgia State University’s Clarkston Campus Nov. 10 to discuss ways to improve their community.
