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April 15, 2026

Clayton State Alumni and Faculty Share the Power of Mentorship

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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...

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...

Deck the Hall: Spivey Hall hosts recital, Christmas concert to close semester

Clayton State’s Kurt-Alexander Zeller called both shows special, especially when considering that for some Lakers, it was the last time they’ll ever play at the world-famous music hall as students.

Dr. Victoria Foster selected as 50 Over 50 Honoree

The School of Nursing’s director of undergraduate programs selected due to “integral role” in creating greater growth for Georgia State’s Gerontology Institute.

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Lakers Study Abroad, Leave Global Impact

More than 20 Clayton State students participated in study abroad programs this past Maymester. Upon returning home, university faculty, administration, and students alike all agree that the journeys they made and lessons they learned were beyond...

Alumni Spotlight: Charmaine Niles

Many Clayton State alumni have gone on to great jobs. But there are also a lot of alumni who have gone on to great careers and worked to help the next generation of Lakers land their first job.

Clayton State University Receives $7,000 Grant from the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety

Clayton State University is proud to announce the receipt of a $7,000 grant to participate in the Georgia Young Adult Program of the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety.

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