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June 9, 2026

Clayton State University presents a panel discussion at the Georgia Archives: “The Declaration of Independence at 250: A Revolutionary Idea That Established a New Nation”

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USG reveals positive financial, job growth at Clayton State

The University System of Georgia recently revealed that both it and Clayton State are trending upwards financially, with the latter creating an output impact of $307,617,085 while adding 2,505 new jobs at the university.

Department changes name to highlight wider array of concentrations

The formerly named Department of Visual and Performing Arts adjusted its title on campus earlier this summer as a means to promote Film, Communications, and other concentrations offered to both current and potential future students.

Laker alumna appointed to Georgia Board of Dentistry

Almost 30 years after first coming to campus in Morrow, Lisa Selfe now serves as one of two dental hygienists in the Peach State’s Board of Dentistry. With a year under her belt, she aspires to make a drastic positive change in the lives of underserved,...

Pres. Lewis discusses growth, optimism for future of Clayton State in university address

Clayton State faculty and staff flooded Spivey Hall Monday morning to listen in on university President Dr. Georj Lewis’ first-ever State of the University address, which covered a multitude of past, present, and future institutional subjects.

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Notables

Schools’ Partnership Builds Strong Connections

Consider this circle of educational impact. Instead of waiting for potential students to come to us, our faculty and student teachers come to them.

Alumni Spotlight: Jamario Walker

After researching universities in the Atlanta area, I found that Clayton State University was the perfect institution for me.

Clayton State University named a top social mobility performer by U.S. News & World Report

Clayton State University has been named one of the top 40 universities in the south for moving students up the socioeconomic ladder.

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