City of Atlanta, Board of Regents and local politics
In the 2020 presidential election, Donald Trump lost the state of Georgia by just 0.3% of the popular vote – amounting to just under 12,000 votes. With margins this slim, many of Trump’s supporters, and […]
A historic corner of Sweet Auburn is just weeks away from undergoing a major renovation as part of the Sweet Auburn Grande project, according to developers. The project aims to renovate the southwest and southeast […]
Top five stories from last week Israel and Palestine conflict erupts, turning the Gaza Strip into a warzone. Historic conflict in Israel heightens after unprecedented attack from militant group Hamas. The entire world is […]
Many relationships have suffered throughout the pandemic, and Atlanta is no exception. Over the last couple of years, the rise in crime led to Buckhead filing for a divorce from the city. The battle to […]
Last year Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms announced she would not run again after her first and final tumultuous term as Mayor of Atlanta. This departure left her seat open for Atlanta-native, Georgia State alum and […]
In December, Governor Brian Kemp approved Georgia redistricting that redrew district lines and introduced new districting maps for Gwinnett, Athens-Clarke and Cobb County. The ink from Kemp’s signature was not yet dry before lawsuits challenged […]
The Atlanta Senate held its second meeting on September 16, which further set forth Student Government’s commitment to getting things done. At this meeting, the central focus was safety as Interim GSUPD Chief Anthony Coleman […]
On Jan. 25, Board of Regents Chairman Sachin Shailendra declared the national search for the next University System of Georgia (USG) chancellor, following the retirement of the former USG Chancellor, Steve Wrigley. According to an […]
After a period of political turmoil, including riots on Capitol Hill and heated presidential and Senate elections, college Democrats and Republicans discuss what they wish to see from the new administration. On Jan. 6, the […]
The inauguration is the formal ceremony that marks the start of a new presidency and shows Americans the peaceful transfer of power. In normal circumstances, the inauguration would see hundreds of thousands of people crowding […]
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