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November 4, 2025

Clayton State Dental Hygiene Students Bring Bright Smiles to Young Atlanta Students

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Lights, Camera, Lakers: Clayton State discusses successful history as on-site filming location

Prof. Jonathan Harris and Mr. Tommy Stein discuss the recent history of Hollywood blockbusters being filmed on campus at Clayton State University, including "Captain America: Civil War," "The Boss," "Safety," "Jumanji," and more.

Pres. Lewis ready for "successful future" as new academic year approaches

Clayton State University President Dr. Georj Lewis recently expressed his pride in the university's accomplishments in Spring 2024. But with the new academic year only weeks away, he is ready for the start of the institution's next chapter and to...

All for Family: Clayton State student parents discuss degree drive, university support

At Clayton State University, not all diplomas are earned solely for the degree recipient. In a special feature story, some of Laker Nation's student parents come together to explain the drive behind earning their degrees, what a day in the life looks...

Department of Dental Hygiene provides back to school smiles

Six Dental Health Lakers participated in the Antioch East Baptist Church’s Community Health Fair on Saturday, July 20, and provided dental evaluations and preventative oral hygiene demonstrations for children as young as two years old.

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Transforming Today for Tomorrow: Clayton State University Launches Strategic Plan

A new era is underway at Clayton State University, as the institution’s future groundwork for success was officially launched on Thursday, April 11, at Spivey Hall.

Alumni Spotlight: Nicholas Collins

Nicholas Collins ’19 is a biology and chemistry teacher at Langston Hughes High School in Fulton County Schools.

Dr. Antoinette Miller selected as newest QMAAC member

After years of collaboration with the organization, Clayton State’s department chair and professor of Psychology will begin serving on Quality Matters’ Academic Advisory Council (QMAAC) in January 2024.

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