CLAYTON STATE NEWS
June 30, 2025
Southern Crescent Pearls Foundation, Inc. Provides Support to the Laker Meal Share Program
Stories
Clayton State’s tuition remains affordable as USG freezes tuition for 2021-22 year
Clayton State University continues to boast one of the most affordable options to earn a degree in the metro Atlanta area, as colleges and universities prepare for fall reopening under COVID-19.
Kimberly Knight named SBDC area director
The Small Business Development Center (SBDC) located in the College of Business at Clayton State University has announced new leadership. Kimberly Knight will serve as new area director of the SBDC.
Clayton State University prepares for full reopening in fall 2021
Clayton State University has announced that it is preparing for a full reopening of its campuses for the fall 2021 semester. Students and employees will be welcomed back as normal operations will resume.
College of Business to offer financial literacy course for high school students
Local high school students will have an opportunity to learn about personal finance thanks to a new partnership with Clayton State University’s College of Business.
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Notables
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.