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Recap: Trade Symposium Addresses Consequences of Foreign Policy Shifts for Automotive, Aerospace and Other Sectors
“Every community right now is a global community, and we’re involved with global commerce, whether we’re rural or metro, 17,000 or a couple million.”
Kennesaw State Spotlights U.K. With Yearlong Program as U.S. Marks 250th Birthday
As Kennesaw State University rounds the bend toward the close of its Year of the United Kingdom, celebrations of the 250th birthday of the U.S. are just starting to ramp up.
Ambassador ‘Deeply Impressed’ by Georgia’s Only Japanese Dual-Immersion School
Beyond providing cross-cultural education to young people from all backgrounds, ICAGeorgia, now approaching 330 students, is a welcome sales tool for Japanese expatriates bringing their families to the state.
German Firm With 175-Year History Sticks With Cobb County
Heidelberg USA Inc. knows a thing or two about growing where you’re planted.
As Iran Blocks Oil Shipments, GSU Expert’s Book Offers Guide to Understanding the ‘Global Gulf’
The Persian Gulft, known in Arabic as al-khalij has long been a “global gulf” that could be construed as being the focal point of world history for thousands of years, Allan Fromherz writes.
Foreign Students Spend a Billion Dollars in Georgia Each Year. That Run Could be Coming to an End
For the second straight year in 2024-25, foreign students spent more than a billion dollars on tuition in Georgia, but that run could be in jeopardy as U.S. consulates abroad issue fewer student visas.
Kennesaw State Undergrads Headed to India for Research Internships Thanks to Birla Carbon Grant
Funded by a $184,000 gift from the company, 12 student interns from the KSU College of Science and Mathematics will undertake research projects at the Birla Institute of Technology and Science in Goa.
German Cultural Center Unveils New Leadership Structure
Atlanta’s German cultural center has unveiled a new leadership structure elevating two longtime educators to shared roles at the helm, albeit with different areas of focus. Goethe-Zentrum Atlanta’s Angelika Otte […]
Georgia State’s Respiratory Therapy Program Builds Decades-Long Bridge with Saudi Arabia
Editor’s note: This article is made possible through a partnership between GSU’s Office of International Initiatives (OII) and Global Atlanta. For more than three decades, a specialized health sciences program […]

