CLAYTON STATE NEWS
October 13, 2026
Stories
Every Girl Shines Organization Brings Middle and High School Students to Clayton State’s Campus to Explore Higher Education Opportunities
Members of the Clayton State University community are making an impact on and off campus by investing their time and talents in the Every Girl Shines mentoring organization.
Faculty and Staff Gather for 2026 President’s State of the University Address
Dean of Students Dr. Mya Richardson-Echols served as mistress of ceremonies for the President’s State of the University, which served as a kick-off for the 2026 Fall Semester at Clayton State University.
One Stop Shop Opens at the Clayton State Library to Assist Students Beginning the Fall Semester
Beginning Thursday, August 6 and continuing through Tuesday, August 11, students can speak to experts from the departments of Admissions, Student Services, Financial Aid, Advising, and Public Safety in a One Stop Shop location inside the Clayton...
Clayton State University is Calling for Musicians and Singers to Audition for One of Our Community Music Ensembles This August for the Fall and Winter Concert Seasons
As we kick off our fall semester in August, Clayton State University is calling for skilled instrumentalists and singers in Clayton County, Henry County, and Fayette County to audition for one of our community music ensembles.
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Notables
Celebrating the Clayton State University Class of 2025
Commencement is more than a ceremony — it’s a celebration of perseverance, purpose, and the promise of new beginnings.
Clayton State Day at the Georgia Capitol 2026
Clayton State University students, faculty, and staff came together for the eagerly awaited Clayton State Day at the Capitol, a special occasion that allowed the Laker community to experience Georgia’s legislative process firsthand, meet state...
Dr. Michelle Nelson earns MBA, NBNA Fellowship
Over the Summer 2024, Dr. Michelle Nelson of the School of Nursing earned both her MBA from Clayton State's College of Nursing as well as fellowship into the National Black Nurses Association.