Classroom South is currently being expanded. The addition to the current building is being built at the intersection of Decatur Street and Central Avenue. The addition will include a “monumental entrance”, multiple labs and a […]
On Nov. 18, Atlanta created a new cyber security crime unit to help combat cybercrime. And as the 2017 legislative session begins in Georgia, Gov. Nathan Deal announced the new $50 million training center that […]
Georgia’s fighting back against sexually aggressive behaviours with laws, regulations, and raising awareness on sexual attacking methods in Downtown’s nightlife. On Jan. 25 the Senate read and referred Senate Bill 45 (SB 45), sponsored by […]
Discrimination against the LGBT community is costing Georgia millions, according to a study released last month by the Williams Institute. Researchers analyzed employment trends, use of public benefits, youth achievement and health disparities among the […]
A Feb. 9 study by 11Alive found that while the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) poured millions of dollars in a failed project, it cut hundreds of thousands from HIV prevention programs. Atlanta […]
Local Former Campaign Operator to Kasim Reed linked to Atlanta City bribery scandal WABE reported that Mitzi Bickers, the former campaign runner for Mayor Kasim Reed’s “get out the vote campaign”, is new a focal […]
A new religious liberty bill is in the works in Georgia for the fourth year in a row,⸺ but this year, the face of the bill is a Muslim woman, whose story was reported first […]
by Christina Maxouris and Syrina Merilan News headlines have been following an ongoing battle between the U.S. president and a federal judge who halted the administration’s executive order banning travelers from seven nations. But while […]
Local Voting may be able to predict road safety According to AJC, voting can predict how deadly the roads will be that year. The numbers were collected and analyzed by the former National Highway Traffic […]
By Dominique Times and Wesley Dunkirk Central Atlanta Progress (CAP) and the Atlanta Downtown Improvement District (ADID) held their first town hall meeting of 2017 on Jan. 26 in Student Center East, to update residents […]
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