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November 8, 2026

Clayton State Head Men’s Basketball Coach Carl Little Discusses His Military Service and How His Drill Sergeant Experience Helps Him Motivate and Get the Best from His Players

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Clayton State maintains strong social mobility ranking

Clayton State University ranked #38 in Social Mobility – Regional Universities South.

Incoming grant looks to impact student parents

The Atlanta Women's Foundation just recently gifted Clayton State University with a $50,000 grant with the intention that all proceeds go to the aide of student parents.

Clayton State film receiving praise from both critics, audiences

"The Prairie Dog That Met the President" has now been screened at four film festivals and has even won an award for merit from the Nature Without Borders International Film Festival.

Braves serve up home run with Clayton State food distribution event

The first-ever Atlanta Braves Home Plate Project food distribution event at Clayton State University proved to be a massive success. 43 volunteers lent a helping hand by directing traffic, loading vehicles, and delivering food to residents in Laker...

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Notables

Dr. Shanell McGoy Appointed Fellow of Practice at Center for Social Innovation and Sustainable Entrepreneurship

Congratulations to Dr. Shanell McGoy on her appointment as the first Fellow of Practice at the Center for Social Innovation and Sustainable Entrepreneurship (CSISE) at our College of Business, where she will work with Dr. Leon Prieto, Center Director...

Alumni Spotlight: Tatiana Bradley

I chose to attend CSU for numerous of reasons. The most obvious reasons were the close proximity to home and the city, the slightly lower USG tuition rates, and the student to professor ratio -which made it easier for me to learn.

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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