CLAYTON STATE NEWS
August 29, 2025
The economic impact of Clayton State University on the Georgia economy reaches nearly $300 million
Stories
2021 Gene Hatfield Awards
The College of Arts and Sciences kicked off the Fall 2021 semester recognizing the achievements of its professors in the domains of service, scholarship, teaching excellence, and diversity leadership.
Alumni Spotlight: Nguyen Kim
When thinking about students leaving Clayton State University, there’s a distinction to be made between those who “drop out” and those who “stop out.”
Agreement Offers Smooth Transition for Business Students
Clayton State University and Atlanta Metropolitan State College signed an articulation agreement on Tuesday, September 7.
Clayton State Focuses on Technology Workforce Needs
The University System of Georgia’s Board of Regents recently approved a new graduate program at Clayton State University.
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Notables
Tests are Waived This Fall While We Continue to Bridge Student Success
Continuing with the test-optional movement that began during the COVID-19 pandemic, our university is one of 23 institutions within the USG waiving Fall 2022 ACT and SAT scores for new freshmen.
Alumni Spotlight: Jay Richardson
Chef Jay Richardson graduated from Clayton State University in 2002, after completing the 3 degree ladder program in Information Technology.
Clayton State’s business school named one of metro Atlanta’s largest schools
Clayton State University has been recognized once again as one of Atlanta’s largest business schools, according to the recently released rankings from the Atlanta Business Chronicle Book of Lists.