GSU Day at the Capitol was a success! We had a chance to catch up with some of our students, learning more about their great work as they represent their respective college #TheStateWay.

Our Panthers represented during GSU Day at the Capitol! Today’s event included a special breakfast with Georgia Legislative Internship Program participants and GSU President M. Brian Blake, plus a surprise visit from our mascot, Pounce. Here are some memories we captured!

Black History Month at Georgia State University continues with last week's, The Jump Off, a high energy pep rally celebrating culture and community! Here's a recap of the moments we captured.

Today, we reflect on the legacy of President Jimmy Carter, who once addressed our graduates at Georgia State University. His message of compassion, service, and courage still resonates today. We’re proud to honor his lasting impact on our community and our country. #TheStateWay

We couldn’t end the week without showcasing some memorable moments we captured during @gsumusic annual Black History Month concert, United in Rhythm, held on Tuesday. #TheStateWay

After transferring to Georgia State, Zohra Basmadjian found a community reflecting her values. Through writing and leadership, she ensures every voice is heard. https://t.co/4PuaLzljNa

A tiny songbird is getting a big boost at Georgia State’s Clarkston Campus. Since 2015, Prof. Diana Lahaise’s bird box project has helped establish 14 nests for the native brown-headed nuthatch — with students leading research and conservation. #TheStateWay

Happy International Day of Women and Girls in Science! Today, we show our appreciation for the contributions and hard work of women and girls in STEM at Georgia State and beyond. #TheStateWay

The School of Music hosted their annual Black History Month concert on Tuesday, featuring powerhouse performances of music from Black composers. Check out some highlights we captured! #TheStateWay

Our sixth annual Mario A.J. Bennekin Black History Symposium will take place Monday, Feb. 16 at Perimeter’s Dunwoody Campus, with featured speaker, Dr. Dennis Turner Jr., the first African American graduate of Emory University’s residency program. #TheStateWay

Jenna Griffin found her passion for storytelling and advocacy early. Through leadership, reporting courses, and political engagement, she’s preparing to shape campaign stories and newsrooms. Learn more: https://t.co/wp45i07d0U

Big congrats to our Panther Band!!! They were selected as a featured marching band in the Southern Division of the College Band Directors National Association for 2026. It’s the fourth time they’ve received the distinction. That’s #TheStateWay! https://t.co/buqvjaN0Ua

A new study in the Journal of Applied Psychology involving faculty in the @RobinsonCollege suggests how family background shapes not only job outcomes but also the salary expectations job seekers bring with them from the start. https://t.co/4aV1sIQ7iC

U.S. News & World Report has ranked Georgia State online programs among the best in the country. https://t.co/oumQOES2kM

Growing up in Atlanta, Ciara Smith always admired one of the city’s biggest sports teams for its impact beyond the court. Now, she’s part of that story, working behind the scenes as a brand communications coordinator. https://t.co/ggaGQLcfwR

Walking with purpose. Serving with heart. 🐾

Today, we honor the life and legacy of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Thanks to the doors opened for him by Georgia State, accounting graduate Seth Zackery (B.B.A. ’24) says he’s thriving in his burgeoning career. https://t.co/bnE4lr9OyC

A new study led by a grad student in Georgia State University's astronomy program is a major step forward in the search for stars that could host Earth-like planets that may prove to be good havens for life to develop. https://t.co/fRStTNIpDk

Meet Regents' Professor John Burrison, a giant of Southern folklore who's been a beloved teacher, scholar, mentor and colleague for six decades at Georgia State. https://t.co/OGT8dRFNMw