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May 8, 2025

Dental Hygiene Department Chair Appointed as Accreditation Site Visitor, Strengthening Clayton State’s Leadership in the Field

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Clayton State University, Gordon State College partner to form master’s nursing degree pathway

Clayton State University is making it easier for undergraduate students at Gordon State College (GSC) to earn an advanced degree in nursing.

Georgia Gwinnett and Clayton State agreement allows business grads to transition to graduate study

A new agreement between Georgia Gwinnett College (GGC) and Clayton State University (CSU) will pave the way for GGC’s business school graduates to further their education in a growing and well-paying field.

Enlighten Clayton State: Social media and the appeal of fiction over fact

The results of 2020 Presidential election were fraught with misinformation as alternative social media accounts and online forums, often fueled by what was reported by former President Donald Trump and his administration, spread untruths about voter...

Homecoming mixes in-person, virtual festivities

Homecoming at Clayton State looked quite different this year as students, faculty, staff and alumni traded the smell of barbeque, the upbeat sounds of the Montell Jordan classic “This is How We Do It” and lots of laughter for a computer screen,...

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Peer-Academic Mentor Program wins 2022 Regent’s Momentum Year Award for excellence

The University System of Georgia (USG) awarded its “2022 Regents’ Momentum Year Award for Excellence in Teaching and Curricular Innovation” to Clayton State University’s Peer-Academic Mentor Program.

Alumni Spotlight: Maria Gabrielle Mosquera

While a young student at a high school located in Ecuador, Maria Gabriella Mosquera become one of 80 candidates to receive a student scholarship sponsored by the Georgia Rotary Club of which her father was a member.

Clayton State history professor earns literary award for book about student activism

A Clayton State University history professor has earned one of the highest awards for Southern writers for his book about the impact of historically Black colleges and universities on the Civil Rights Movement.

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