The Secret Sanctuary
As noted Atlanta historian Franklin Garrett wrote in Atlanta and Environs, Oakland Cemetery is “Atlanta’s most tangible link between the past and the present.” Helen… more »
In Business
Georgia State University began its first 100 years as a tiny school of commerce.
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A Resourceful Institution
George Sparks, the school's first president, invested in and oversaw rapid growth and change at the downtown campus.
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An Urban University Emerges
Under Noah Langdale, Georgia State grew academically and physically and achieved university status.
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Expanding — Locally and Globally
The past 25 years have seen the transformation of student life and campus.
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Georgia State’s Centennial
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Georgia State’s Beginning
Looking Ahead to Our Next 100
News and Notes
A Life in the Stacks
Today, the Georgia State University Library is a eight-story research center with more than 1.5 million volumes. Pretty impressive considering it began as a set… more »
Steven Cantor’s one-man band
With a last name that comes from the Latin for “to sing,” it’s no surprise that Georgia State alumnus Steven Cantor should be… more »
In This Issue:
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President’s Letter
A Century of Enterprise
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‘Tech Night Girl’
In the early days, women helped keep enrollment up and the school afloat
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Sharing a Century
Ralph Moor (B.C.S. ’37) celebrates his 100th with the university
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The Veteran Experience
GIs returning from WWII found a home – warts and all – at Georgia State
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WRAS Hits the Airwaves
The 100,00-watt Voice of Georgia State went on-air more than 40 years ago
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Alongside Atlanta
In the second half of the century, Georgia State has grown in lockstep with its city
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The Big Win in Boise
In 2001, the Panthers shocked Wisconsin in the first round of the NCAAs
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Breakthroughs in Research
Georgia State is accelerating as a major urban research university
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The Builders
Three major structures bear the names of philanthropic alumni
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Looking Forward
Becoming an eminent and global university
