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Columbus State grads dominate list of 2026 Muscogee County Teacher of the Year honorees

February 03, 2026

Half of the Muscogee County School District's Teacher of the Year honorees are Columbus State alumni, showcasing the university's significant impact on local education through its degree programs and partnerships.

A black-and-white photograph of author Carson McCullers from the early 1940s. She is seated sideways in a wooden chair, leaning her left arm against a piano and holding an open book of sheet music in her lap. She wears a dark, pinstriped suit with a white collared shirt and patterned argyle socks, her short hair styled in a bob with bangs. In the background, a desk with a typewriter and a shelf of books are visible, capturing her in a creative, studious environment.

McCullers Center to co-host Columbus screening, discussion of ‘Wunderkind Carson McCullers’ documentary on Feb. 19

January 29, 2026

A free screening and discussion of "Wunderkind Carson McCullers" on Feb. 19 will explore the Columbus-born author's literary and cultural contributions, and the city's influence on her work.

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Getting to the ‘why’: Data science intern impacts decision-making at Fort Benning

January 28, 2026

Interdisciplinary studies major Emily-Tabea Johnson combined data science and global communication to help military leaders solve complex problems by turning raw data into actionable insights.

Poole holding one of her drone projects in the Robotics Engineering lab.

Internships building Georgia’s next-gen tech workforce in robotics at Pratt & Whitney and beyond

January 22, 2026

Robotics Engineering master's student Roxann Poole is applying her advanced automation skills during an internship at Pratt & Whitney, actively developing technologies to support Georgia's aerospace workforce.

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Columbus State grads dominate list of 2026 Muscogee County Teacher of the Year honorees

McCullers Center to co-host Columbus screening, discussion of ‘Wunderkind Carson McCullers’ documentary on Feb. 19

Getting to the ‘why’: Data science intern impacts decision-making at Fort Benning

Internships building Georgia’s next-gen tech workforce in robotics at Pratt & Whitney and beyond

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Columbus State grads dominate list of 2026 Muscogee County Teacher of the Year honorees

McCullers Center to co-host Columbus screening, discussion of ‘Wunderkind Carson McCullers’ documentary on Feb. 19

Getting to the ‘why’: Data science intern impacts decision-making at Fort Benning

Internships building Georgia’s next-gen tech workforce in robotics at Pratt & Whitney and beyond

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