At a time when politics is being energized by a young, diverse electorate, Frederick Hicks ’99, finds himself becoming a transformative leader as one of Georgia’s top political strategists.
Thanks to his passion for the arts, former Jonesboro native Lon Carnes left a legacy with Clayton State to provide aspiring music students the support they need to complete their degree.
Clayton State University expands its partnership with Coca-Cola and its goal of investing in regional progress with a gift from the Coca-Cola Foundation to fund 70 new scholarships.
The class of 2020 displayed resilience and persistence as they completed their degrees and celebrated commencement.
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Undergraduate business students at Georgia Gwinnett College will have an opportunity to enroll in Clayton State's Master of Science in supply chain analytics.
Political science lecturer David Pena explores the role of social media shaping political identity and how social media’s echo chamber has caused the spread of misinformation in politics.
COVID-19 challenged organizers to put on a fun and engaging homecoming week even as the university continues to follow social distancing protocols.
Some would say that for John Starr ‘16, his path toward a career at Chick-fil-A began at 14-years-old with a little faith.
By the time John was 18 and graduated from high school, his thoughts turned toward becoming a franchise owner. His passion for listening to others’ stories and serving caught the eye of his operator at the Chick-fil-A.
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