GSU musicians bring home the hardware at Grammy Awards
by William Inman and Elizabeth Klipp | Photography byCarolyn Richardson
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For decades, Georgia State’s School of Music has recruited gifted faculty and produced talented graduates who… more »
Story by Michelle Hiskey, Photography by Meg Buscema Nairobi, December 1967:
Iqbal Paroo, a willful achiever who had climbed Kilimanjaro and captained the cricket team, was home on leave from his training as an 18-year-old Kenyan military pilot. He had no idea that on this afternoon his life was about to change forever. Out for… more »
Story by Jeremy Craig, Photography by Steven Swigart To better prepare coastal Georgia for the worst, a GSU researcher digs to uncover clues from hurricanes of the past
CUMBERLAND ISLAND, NATIONAL SEASHORE, Ga. — “Nature writes a book for you,” says assistant professor of geosciences Lawrence Kiage while at the wheel of a pickup truck bouncing… more »
Story by Kathleen Poe Ross, Photography by Meg Buscema For four years, GSU has championed the cause of higher education in a landmark copyright lawsuit. The university prevailed in a U.S. district court, blazing a trail for fair use in an ever-evolving digital landscape.
Georgia State University achieved a victory for educational institutions around the… more »
Inspired by their daughter, a couple gives to support the minds behind Neuroscience
By Michelle Hiskey
No parent wants the phone to ring late at night. When Georganne Honeycutt (M.B.A.’80) went to bed that evening in 2008, she knew her adult daughter, Claire, had left for a conference for doctoral students, feeling like her research… more »
Researcher Discovers the Humble Sweet Potato Plant May Lead to Kinder, Gentler Ways to Fight Cancer
Story by Jeremy Craig Photography by Meg Buscema, Carolyn Richardson and Steve Thackston
Ritu Aneja is a scientist who lives off the beaten research path. While Aneja’s focus has been and continues to be research in mitosis — the… more »
Student Alumni Association Builds Ties to GSU, Connects Current Students and Alumni
Story by William Inman Photography by Carolyn Richardson
Brad Ferrer (B.B.A. ’81) was like just about every other student on the GSU campus in the late 1970s and the early 80s — he held a full-time job and drove downtown every morning for… more »
Atlanta icon lends his legacy to GSU
From the window of his 44th floor office on the northern end of downtown Atlanta, Andrew Young has a panoramic view of the city. With Freedom Parkway to the east and Centennial Olympic Park to the west, he can look down Peachtree Street, out over Georgia State University,… more »
GSU team brings the Gold Dome to life with new app
Photography by Meg Buscema
For more than a century, the wood and marble halls of Georgia’s state Capitol building have thrummed with legislators and leaders, lobbyists and citizens, all with the aim of shaping Peach State policy.
In a state that has undergone massive… more »
Here to Stay, So Take Note. Manners never go out of style
Illustrations by Elizabeth Landt
Etiquette is such an old-fashioned word, inviting visions of pinky fingers properly perched by porcelain cups, and haberdashery held patiently in chivalrous hands. Of French origin, the word can seem hoity-toity and off-putting.
But make no mistake. Despite decades… more »
