Two colorful murals cover The West End Goodwill’s walls, each side depicting critical, larger-than-life citizens of Atlanta. One wall is dedicated to Rev. James E. Orange, and the other side serves as a tribute to […]
During lunch hour, the staff at Grady Hospital grab a hot slice of pizza at Carlo’s Pizza, students and locals purchase fresh produce from City Produce or prepare for dinner with a whole salmon from […]
Few have created legacies that inspire millions around the world. The late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was one of those few. Despite dealing with struggles and barriers early in her life, Ginsburg is […]
In May, George Floyd’s murder spurred weeks of protests in Atlanta and throughout the nation. To appeal to the protestors, Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms invited rappers Killer Mike and T.I. to a press conference. […]
The Beginning of “Ébrìk” (ih-breek) Ébrìk Coffee Room opened its downtown location in 2014 under the slogan “Comfort. Community. Culture.” Ébrìk abided by this motto and intended to make quality and specialty coffee available to […]
The world of soccer is fast-paced, diverse and full of character. While the sport still thrives overseas, the American fanbase is present and steadily increasing. Georgia State sophomore Kadeem Killikelly and his brother Kosi saw […]
“A feminist, an activist and a writer.” That’s how a colleague described Dr. Diane Fowlkes, a Georgia State professor and founding director of the Institute for Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies (WGSS). Fowlkes passed away […]
For restaurants near campus, the first week of classes usually means long lines and bustling dining areas. Thousands of freshmen step foot on campus for the first time, while upperclassmen return to their favorite restaurants. […]
When thinking about life after COVID-19, some may picture masks in public and primarily virtual interactions. When entertainment is sewn into the picture, the future starts to look a little blurry. Going months without in-person […]
In the fall of 2016, Georgia State alumna Audrey Maloof made a decision that changed her life in immeasurable ways. After her first semester of college, Maloof moved back to Atlanta and was unsure of […]
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