CLAYTON STATE NEWS
December 11, 2025
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Clayton State University archival studies professor pens book about history of Black public libraries in the south
Clayton State University archival studies professor Dr. Aisha Johnson-Jones has released a book uncovering the remarkable story of a Jewish businessman who funded the creation of thousands of public libraries and schools across the south for Black...
Clayton State University seeks community input to document COVID-19 impact
The Clayton State University Archives is seeking donations from the community to document the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the community.
Clayton State University Library launches virtual exhibit of university's impact on healthcare in south metro Atlanta
The Clayton State University Library is highlighting its history of educating medical professionals with the launch of a virtual exhibit. Entitled, "The College of Health: A History of Creating Patient Focused Professionals," this exhibit explores...
Clayton State joins public mourning of Congressman John Lewis
The Clayton State University community joins the public in mourning a Civil Rights pioneer and immovable force for good, Congressman John Lewis.
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The Future Is Female: Rachel Gaines talks about the power of women and student leadership
Over the past two decades, there has been an unprecedented increase in women leaders.
Alumni Spotlight: Crystal Billingslea
For newly installed Alumni Board of Advisers President Crystal Billingslea ’11, Clayton State may not have been the first university she attended, but, as a nontraditional student, it was the perfect fit for her.
Clayton State named one of Atlanta’s largest universities with high business school enrollment
Clayton State University has been recognized as one of Atlanta’s largest universities with a top business school according to the recently released Atlanta Business Chronicle Book of Lists college and university rankings.