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September 17, 2025

Where Forensics Meets the Wild: Clayton State’s Laker Wildlife Initiative Summit Equips Leaders to Combat Wildlife Crime and Advance Conservation

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Dental Hygiene Lakers gift smiles to local children

On December 5, 2023, Clayton State’s Dental Hygiene department teamed up at Mercedes-Benz Stadium with TeamSmile and the Atlanta Falcons to provide aid to the community's kids.

The Price is Right: Atlanta resident commits to scholarships for Lakers

Rosalynne Price has become such a adamant supporter of Clayton State academics that she’s donated more than $30,000 in scholarship funds for students. And she isn’t close to done with helping make a positive impact in the lives of Laker students.

Laker-created English textbook to create state-wide impact

Dr. Mary Lamb’s new textbook “Connections: Guide to First-Year Writing” features more than 150 student-submitted essays as well as numerous faculty contributions. After more than 10 years of hard work, it will now serve as eCore’s English...

Keen on Helping: The Department of Public Safety reflects on impactful 2023

To close out an eventful 2023, Police Chief John Keener was recently honored state-wide for his efforts in saving a woman from nearly drowning late last year. Additionally, the department’s Ticket to Give Food Drive proved to be a massive success...

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Notables

Friend, Not Foe: Dr. Ebrahim Khosravi discusses the true purpose, misconceptions of AI

While some may be enthusiastic about the prospect of having further digital assistance to their line of work or their personal lives, there are seemingly just as many who want the exact opposite. Dr. Ebrahim Khosravi, the dean of Clayton State University’s...

Alumni Spotlight: Gideon Esuzor

From West Africa to South Atlanta, and other places all over the world, Clayton State alumnus Gideon Esuzor ’06, ’12 has devoted his life to serving others.

Alfred Runs: Clayton State senior and Jonesboro Councilman ready to earn degree, leave impact

In many ways, Alfred Dixon is just like any Clayton State student athlete. He’s found a way to balance his academics and social life, as well as high jump and track.

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