Navigating the twists and turns of a college campus is challenging when students are also facing questions about their identity. When starting university, LGBT+ students often look to build new friendships, find a mentor and […]
Congratulations, upcoming freshman! High school is over and now begins the rest of your life. College is a time for students to develop valuable skills to help their future careers and to have fun along […]
One major factor of returning to campus includes the influx of students, especially freshmen, who now have to learn how to navigate college life and social activity after experiencing the isolation of a pandemic. Georgia […]
Those stuck in Atlanta’s seemingly never-ending traffic during their commute have likely come across one of the many strange billboards looming over the interstate. The signs are hard to miss, with big, bold letters announcing […]
In previous years, avid Music Midtown goers countdown the days until they can walk through the gates of Piedmont Park, thrilled by the hot summer days and large crowds. However, being the first summer after […]
As more and more people across the U.S. receive the Covid vaccine, concert venues and music festivals are preparing to enter stage left. The prospect of live music’s return is a topic welcomed by both […]
The Bakery, at its core, is a hub for collaboration, experimentation, learning and play. The Founder and Creative Director, Willow Goldstein, and Program Administrator Amanda Norris shared their thoughts on The Bakery and plans for […]
When opioids hit the U.S. in 1775, their use remained widely medical, aiding Civil War soldiers in dealing with intense pain. However, over more than 100 years, the recreational use of opium became popular. In […]
Customers line up to achieve a disputably legal high from edibles, flower and vaping cartridges that line the counters of convenience stores, gas stations and specialty stores across Atlanta. These products contain Delta-8-THC, a psychoactive […]
Taiwanese entrepreneur Tu Tsong-He was $133,000 in debt and reflecting on the loss of his failed hot pot restaurant when he opened the doors to a new tea shop. To save his livelihood, he needed […]
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