Transition Trials: new restrictions on care worry trans youth
Gender dysphoria is defined as the distress associated with the incongruence between your sex assigned at birth and your expressed
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Author: Tumelo Johnson
The Grammys: picks and predictions
The Grammys will air this Sunday, Feb. 2, capping off an excellent year of music. The BluePrints staff discussed and
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Review: SOS Deluxe: Lana
Roughly two years after the release of her sophomore album “SOS,” SZA released its deluxe version on Dec. 20. Entitled
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A bigger picture: The unseen gun deaths in America
On the morning of Sept. 5, the nation watched in horror as a gunman rampaged through Apalachee High School, killing
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A force for change: YouthForce program encourages workforce development
Elijah Barlow was 14 years old when he decided that he would be a construction manager when he grew up.
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Review: Wicked
“Wicked: Part One” soared into theatres the week of Thanksgiving. Based on the Broadway musical of the same name, the
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The aftermath of tragedy: UGA student’s killing intensifies xenophobia
On Feb. 23, Jarissa Navarro, a student at the University of Georgia, received a call from her friend asking where
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Review: Cowboy Carter
Yee-haw! Multi-talented pop icon Beyoncé is back, sporting a lasso, horse and cowboy boots after a two year album drought.
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Making a Movement: Charter schools come to Athens
The first charter school, City Academy in St. Paul, Minnesota, was founded in 1993 by a group of teachers. 31
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Poetry for Progress: A night of Black poetry
On Feb. 29, the Minority Excellence (M.E) club hosted a Black history poetry night in the fine arts auditorium. A
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