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Students and teachers struggle with mental health

Before COVID-19 caused a nationwide lockdown one year ago in the U.S., students woke up every morning to go to

As the pandemic continues, Bigger Vision Homeless shelter has adapted to meet its residents’ needs. While COVID-19 has limited services

From Latin America to Europe, members of the Cedar Shoals faculty have lived and worked abroad, these experiences have altered

Cedar Shoals seniors have a great deal on their plate this year. Amidst the virtual learning environment, with its Zoom

When schools in Clarke County shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic, so did access to physical books. All public

Every August, Milledge Avenue and its grand houses fill with prospective pledges, excited to meet their new best friends and

Facilitating conversations about racism in the classroom can be controversial and intimidating. Given the range of theories about when and

Approaching a downtown Atlanta intersection around 10 p.m., Kurali Grantham noticed an unlit police car parked in a lot to

Since March, essential workers have put on masks and gone to their jobs everyday. While customers and clients may say

Following the killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery, people around the world have come together to protest