CLAYTON STATE NEWS
July 8, 2026
Stories
Spreading the News: COB Forum looks to engage student community
The College of Business’ spring semester forum “Headline News: How is Your Brand, Business, and Education Impacted?” will feature several panel discussions and presentations, including “Swiftonomics: The Taylor Swift Effect,” “Supply...
CSTEM enthusiastically prepares for third annual Symposium
The third annual CSTEM Symposium will be held on Wednesday, March 27, and Thursday, March 28, at the university's Athletics Center. As preparations continue, CSTEM faculty and staff discuss their excitement and passion for the yearly event and why...
Clayton State reflects on Black History Month events
Assistant Dean of Students Sarah Ray and Vice President of Student Affairs Dr. Don Stansberry both were delighted with the Black History Month events offered to students. However, both believe the spirit of the historic month can and should be celebrated...
Arts Clayton Event returns to Jonesboro
The beloved showcase featuring Clayton State art students is set to return for the first time since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Notables
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.