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CNN education correspondent and author Steve Perry will speak at Georgia State today at 4 p.m. as the keynote speaker of the 30th Anniversary Martin Luther King Jr. Convocation. The event will pay tribute to […]
Georgia State Senate adopted a new policy this week that permits students to receive class credit for taking massively open online courses (MOOCs). “The landscape in higher education is changing and Georgia State University is […]
Our marching band’s weeks of preparation are soon to pay off during their performance in the 2013 inaugural parade, broadcasting today. Marching band members are absolutely pumped about the opportunity to play in the inaugural […]
Georgia State’s College of Law will be the biggest beneficiary of bonds recommended by Governor Nathan Deal in his $19.8 billion fiscal 2014 budget request. Of the $19.8 billion, $713.4 will go to higher education. […]
Georgia State’s centennial is not just another campus event or celebration, but was planned by a committee to be a continuous year-long celebration that will involve numerous university-wide events and festivities, costing the university about […]
President Mark P. Becker and the Office of Civic Engagement are now accepting nominations for the 2013 Carl V. Patton President’s Awards for Community Service and Social Justice. The individuals nominated must demonstrate significant achievement […]
Due to the constant rise of tuition and living expenses, usually college students turn to intimidating loans, scholarships, and parental assistance for financial help; however, other female students in the Southern region of the country […]
On the urban campus of Georgia State University where grass is sparse and the trees are far and few between, microbiologist and professor George Pierce made a groundbreaking agricultural discovery that will keep fruits and […]
Sometimes it’s the things that make us different are what end up making us the same Dr. Geert deVries of Georgia State’s Neuroscience Institute is conducting research on hormonal differences between male and female brain […]
Increased research of HIV/AIDS’ contributions to the social, regional and scientific communities could be dramatic, especially here in Atlanta. The disease affects more than 40,000 Georgians. Leading HIV/AIDS research at Georgia State is Dr. Richard […]
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