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September 17, 2025

Where Forensics Meets the Wild: Clayton State’s Laker Wildlife Initiative Summit Equips Leaders to Combat Wildlife Crime and Advance Conservation

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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.

Clayton State’s Center for Social Innovation and Sustainable Entrepreneurship Appoints Fellows from University of Cambridge

Drs. Neil Stott and Paul Tracey were recently appointed fellows at the Center for Social Innovation and Sustainable Entrepreneurship at Clayton State University’s College of Business, where they will work with Dr. Leon Prieto, center director and...

The Community Teen Coalition Upward Bound recognized Clayton State University with its ‘Community Partner’ Award

On Saturday July 31, the Community Teen Coalition Upward Bound recognized Clayton State University with its ‘Community Partner’ Award for serving as its institutional home for the past four years.

Clayton State Secures Grant Funds to Assist Nearly 6,000 Students

Clayton State University has secured American Rescue Plan funds to help nearly 6,000 students resolve current account balances allowing them to remain enrolled for the fall semester.

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Student Artist Places in Exhibition Tributing Late International Entertainer

Sheila Corona, a Clayton State junior, says her recent award-winning artwork posthumously honors a widely known South Korean pop idol, whose personal story remains unknown despite his international public fame. He died a mysterious, untimely death...

Alumni Spotlight: Judith Chime

Arguably the greatest keeper in the history of the program, Judith Chime ’11 was a huge reason for the two most successful seasons in Laker women's soccer during her four-year tenure from 2002-05.

2020 College of Arts and Sciences announce Gene Hatfield Award winners

The College of Arts and Sciences kicked off fall semester recognizing its professors who have made achievements in service, scholarship and teaching excellence.

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