The Georgia State Capitol sits in the middle of Downtown Atlanta, famous for its golden dome-shaped roof. The Capitol is a significant landmark for Atlantans, as its grandiose architecture and governmental purpose create a sense […]
Since the protests that began in June following the tragic deaths of several Black men and women, the Black Lives Matter movement has traveled to the forefront of social issues in the U.S. These protests […]
The world of drag is full of glitz, glamour and self-expression. Drag shows are safe spaces where performers and audiences alike can be themselves free of judgment. However, these performances often rely on audience interaction […]
The summer is officially in full swing, and this year looks a little different from past years. Georgia State students have used their quarantine free-time to delve into new crafts. Junior Geavonna Starr has been […]
Downtown Atlanta was once full of bustling city life, and it now stands still. Many had gotten used to the sound of cars whizzing by during lunch hour — working professionals and students alike scrambling […]
“We are a Black-owned business. We are hurting. We forgive you.” A local business boarded up their windows following city-wide break-ins, and spray painted this message outside their building. Today, local Black-owned businesses are attempting […]
Elementary school shutdowns in Atlanta will require parents to assist their kids with the new online learning systems. Georgia State alumna Leah Longoria is a high school English teacher and a mother of three. Because […]
The sun is shining, birds are chirping, but everyone is inside. Amid COVID-19, it can be difficult to think about anything other than the pandemic. Luckily, Mother Nature is here to help. This year marks […]
Just south of I-20 sits an oasis in the city. Rolling hills, bike paths, massive trees and playgrounds usher in people of all ages and backgrounds to the Grant Park neighborhood. But despite the park […]
Georgia State students still living downtown amid the coronavirus pandemic are buying plants to stay in touch with nature. Gov. Brian Kemp recently extended Georgia’s shelter-in-place order to the end of April, allowing only essential […]
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