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ʳɫÊÓƵ State graduate's national security and data analysis interests lead to defense job

July 12, 2023

Throughout his journey at ʳɫÊÓƵ, Dalton Shaver found a unique passion that combines his interest in international affairs with his skills in math modeling.

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ʳɫÊÓƵ State student finds direction in chemistry with Double-Owl program

June 23, 2023

If she’s not in the lab, you can find ʳɫÊÓƵ State senior Ariane Charland-Martin on one of her favorite hiking trails around the area. This is where she decompresses from life as a dual bachelor’s and master’s student studying chemistry.

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ʳɫÊÓƵ State sibling students show diligence, care in school and life

May 31, 2023

Three days a week, ʳɫÊÓƵ students Emily and Calvin Ghasemi attend classes remotely from their home in Woodstock, Georgia. They watch lectures on Zoom and Microsoft Teams and receive assignments from their professors via email.

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Accident spurs ʳɫÊÓƵ State student to research

May 26, 2023

In one moment, Heru Crooks’ life trajectory changed when he was seriously injured in a car crash in 2016.

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ʳɫÊÓƵ State master's graduate makes satisfying career change

May 19, 2023

Rachel Kaplan’s career journey started in the great indoors. Now you’ll find her studying songbirds in the great outdoors.

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ʳɫÊÓƵ State alumna addresses new graduates, endows scholarship

May 10, 2023

ʳɫÊÓƵ alumna Georgia McGaughey, a leading scientist in the pharmaceutical field, encouraged graduates of the College of Science and Mathematics in a commencement speech Tuesday and left the lasting gift of an endowed scholarship.

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ʳɫÊÓƵ State awards ceremony recognizes outstanding faculty members

April 18, 2023

College of the Arts Theatre and Performance Studies professor Ming Chen has received the University Distinguished Professor Award, the top honor presented during ʳɫÊÓƵ State’s annual Faculty Awards ceremony on Monday.

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ʳɫÊÓƵ State paper sheds light on biodiversity amid climate change

March 20, 2023

Fewer parasites in U.S. waters might be seen by many as a good thing, but a ʳɫÊÓƵ biologist says the trend signals potential danger for fish and other wildlife.

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ʳɫÊÓƵ State physics student looks to turn NASA internship into a full-time opportunity

March 01, 2023

ʳɫÊÓƵ junior Christopher Woolford spends a lot of time hunched over a laptop at his apartment, in one of the common spaces on the Marietta Campus or in the laboratory of associate professor of physics David Joffe.

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History Makers: During Black History Month, current ʳɫÊÓƵ students are making their marks

February 23, 2023

History is created day by day, minute by minute as the present becomes the past. As the ʳɫÊÓƵ State community celebrates Black History Month, the newest chapters of the University’s history are being written today by outstanding Black students. Join us in marking Black History Month at ʳɫÊÓƵ by meeting a few of those students who are making history today.