Athens Residents Adjust to “New Normal” As COVID-19 Pandemic Sweeps the Nation

How the COVID-19 Pandemic is Silencing the Music Industry

By Chelsey Lowe

For many musicians, there’s nothing like the roar of the crowd when they’re on stage. But thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, the roar has turned into an eerie silence.

Q+A Lauren Schnitzer

By Fajorah Poteau

Story By: Fajorah Poteau

University of Georgia student Lauren Schnitzer enlightened fellow Grady student Fajorah Poteau on her journey to becoming a Grady student and her overall experience at UGA. When Fajorah sat down…

As Schools Shut Down from COVID-19, Teachers Revolutionize Teaching Strategies

The switch to online learning has caused many issues for students. But teachers are rising to the occasion to help them.

Q+A: Ally Gray

By Lily Rhook O’Connor

Ally Gray is a student in the Grady College of Journalism at UGA who is hoping to revolutionize the way young people understand and learn about politics. Gray grew up in Roswell, Georgia and enjoyed how diverse her high school was that she attended…

Q+A Edwin LaCroix

By Rachael Jones

Edwin LaCroix dreams of winning an Oscar in filmmaking one day. He first has to finish the last few classes for his degree at the University of Georgia.

Q +A: Marye Stuart Greer

By: Lexi Elmore

Aspiring entrepreneur Marye Stuart Greer found her calling in the marketing world, and she plans to take the industry by storm.

With success at the forefront of her aspirations and a lust for competition, Greer knows…

Coronavirus takes unprecedented toll on the nation’s criminal justice system

By Rachael Jones

Preventing the spread of the coronavirus is much more challenging among the United States inmate population than in the rest of the country. The close…