Join us for a virtual commencement ceremony December 5, 2020.
View the latest issue that explores the university's response to COVID-19, how an alum is shifting politics in Georgia and what one Olympian is doing to prepare for next year's games.
Drew “ThatViolaKid” Forde returned to Spivey Hall last fall to host a weeklong artist-in-residence program to demonstrate how his two loves–hip hop and classical music–can merge to create an amazing sound.
Clayton State University boasts a $302 million economic impact on the south metro Atlanta region, marking the institution as a vital partner for the communities south of the airport.
Want to know what it’s like to eat, sleep, and study here? Let’s go on a virtual tour.
Georgia political strategist and commentator Fred Hicks will share inspiring words to spring, summer and fall 2020 candidates for graduation during Clayton State University’s virtual commencement ceremonies on Dec. 5 at 9 a.m.
Students in university housing, as well as Clayton State faculty, had the opportunity to get tested for coronavirus before heading home to family for Thanksgiving and winter break.
Clayton State University and Mailchimp wrapped the third cohort of Launchpad Academy with a final project showcase on Nov. 13. This year’s presentation was held digitally due to COVID-19.
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.
Read more about John.
