Georgia State Graduate is Poet Laureate of Key West
Georgia State Graduate is Poet Laureate of Key West
Georgia State English Ph.D. graduate Emily Schulten is using her love of words to help her community as the poet laureate of Key West, Fla.
Georgia State English Ph.D. graduate Emily Schulten is using her love of words to help her community as the poet laureate of Key West, Fla.
Untold stories from a covert operation are now coming to light thanks to a Georgia State graduate.
Lisa Flaherty (M.H.P. ’15) and Amy Durrell (M.H.P. ’22) are connecting locals and tourists alike to Atlanta's vibrant past through walking tours.
After graduating from Georgia State, Charles Stephens (B.A. '05) founded a nonprofit organization to combat harmful narratives surrounding the Black LGBTQ community.
Georgia State University alumna Jocilyn Gilbert will be traveling to Asia as part of the Henry Luce Foundation’s Luce Scholars program.
Georgia State's Nahomie Julien has made it her life's work to help and serve underprivileged communities in need.
Natalie Jones (B.A. '13) is helping to shape the business landscape of Atlanta as the head of the Business Solutions Office for one of the largest urban redevelopment projects in the United States, the Atlanta BeltLine.
Psychology graduate DJ Princess Cut stumbled across the DJ profession by happenstance. Now she tours with some of the nation's biggest stars.
Arts & Culture, Georgia State Magazine
With the genre recently celebrating its 50th anniversary, Ayanna Muhammad (M.H.P. ’15) is preserving the cultural movement’s history as lead curator of the National Hip-Hop Museum in Washington, D.C.
Arts & Culture, Georgia State Magazine
Known as the voice of the hilariously inappropriate Pam Poovey on TV’s “Archer,” Amber Nash (B.S. ’00) takes on her first starring role in the new feature film “How to Ruin the Holidays.”