A $250,000 grant allows GSU to expand its career readiness technology efforts, including a digital-learning record focused on skills.

Effective student success programs at Georgia State University, one of the largest minority-serving institutions, can work at other institutions, too.

The new study will examine how virtual goods like credit card numbers and forged documents are bought and and sold in illicit online marketplaces.

Cybersecurity degree programs and workforce initiatives are sprouting up around academia, but organizers of a new Georgia State University mentorship program say its focus on evidence-based research…

The school is the 22nd member of New America’s network focused on public interest technology, designed to groom civic-minded technologists.

Through a recent $30,000 grant, the school is joining a growing trend of students relying more heavily on digital resources.

University leaders at SXSW EDU 2019 say they're now able to spot anomalies and intervene to help struggling students sooner.

Commentary: Student affairs should be one of an institution’s top priorities. It’s time to treat it like one — and technology can help.