
Salim Sazzed, Ph.D. is conducting research that could help scientists better understand the relationship between changes in human cells and serious illness.

Amy Lingo is one of three people appointed by Speaker Burns to serve a three-year term.

Georgia lawmakers wanted more information to address the rise of adolescent social media use.

Amarie was named the newest executive director of the board of the oldest national academic honor society for a world language within the United States.

Lukas Marlow’s research was selected among presentations from undergraduate researchers representing universities around the world.
Georgia Southern University has established an Optometric Education Task Force composed of nationally recognized leaders in optometry, educators and advocates to advise on the development of the University’s College of Optometry. The task force represents a significant milestone in the creation of the college and the University’s ongoing efforts to expand access to vision care, strengthen Georgia’s health care workforce and establish a premier destination for optometric education in the Southeast.

n rural Georgia, public libraries often serve as a hub, connecting community members to various resources they may otherwise have difficulty accessing. A new program at Georgia Southern University’s Institute for Health Logistics and Analytics (IHLA) is helping rural public libraries offer a pathway to addiction recovery and treatment services.

The Division of Student Affairs at Georgia Southern has announced the most recent 2026 divisional award winners.

A new Georgia Southern University study suggests that long-standing differences in maternal and child health, specifically breastfeeding rates, may help explain why some communities were affected more severely by COVID-19 than others.

Georgia Southern University’s Senior Companion Program has received a $378,000 grant increase from AmeriCorps Senior.