Five Georgia State students in the College of Arts & Sciences have received the prestigious National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship.
While suffering from medical challenges at age 13, Evelyn Farkas realized she wanted to make a difference by becoming a physician and giving children a voice in their medical care.
After losing her parents, Audrey Osei-Boateng gained valuable experience and confidence while attending Georgia State.
Nigeria native Bukunmi Bifarin fell in love with Atlanta's African art scene while attending Georgia State. That love earned her three full-ride scholarships to three Ph.D. programs.
History major James McMahon, 45, has never given up his dream of becoming a history teacher and inspiring his peers.
Jazanae Reid is on a mission to inform local communities about water conservation through her internship with the National Geographic Society.
History major Hannah Terry's internship with the Computer Museum of America helps shape her career path.
Meet some of our inspiring new graduates who are walking across the stage in December.
Parker Blair didn't let burnout and physical fatigue stop her from earning a degree in Africana Studies and pushing ahead to purse a B.A. and M.A. in Religious Studies.
More than a decade after leaving school and the death of her fiancé , Deena Byfield is ready to cross the stage.
