Graduate Student Exploitation Runs Rampant at the University of Georgia

by Alaina O’Regan

Graduate students contribute immense value and labor to their departments, but their salaries do not reflect their worth.

“It’s Like Fight Club”: Athens’ Secret Bike Trails Uncovered

Roadside Recovery: Athens Organization Fights to Overcome Addiction Despite Pandemic

College Students Struggle to Cope with Pandemic’s Challenges in Classrooms and Among Friends

Is UGA Actually Helping Tackle Poverty in Athens, GA?

UGA students talk about the disparities and poverty line they notice surrounding the community they reside in.

Athenians recovering from addiction struggle with isolation amid pandemic

“That Is Not Fair”: UGA Union Expresses Anger at Pay Discrepancies Across Campus

Pay inequality is a rampant issue at universities across the country, and UGA is no different. University employees are speaking out about this issue and its ties to race and gender biases.

Affordability is Relative: How UGA is Upending the Athens Housing Market

Thousands of students flood Athens each year, eating up the housing market. The rest are left with crumbs.

Gyms, customers adapt fitness practices due to COVID-19

Amid the pandemic, athletes and gym owners are innovating new exercise methods to meet the growing online fitness trends.

Waste Wake-Up Call: Reused, Recycled Supplies Help Teachers Combat Pandemic Waste

Teaching during a pandemic produces tons of plastic waste and added expense. But the Athens-Clarke County Teacher Reuse Store is helping teachers keep their COVID classrooms affordable and…