The Black Family Homeschool Educators and Scholars’ inaugural teach-in will provide information about homeschooling Black children

When public health concerns about the pandemic hit Georgia in early March, many parents temporarily transitioned their children to various … More

Music clubs take cautious approach to reopening amid rebounding Covid-19

Every morning for the past three months, Eddie Owen, owner of the Red Clay Music Foundry, has gone to Georgia’s COVID-19 … More

“Forgiveness means giving up all hope for a better past,” says Alex Alvarado, quoting writer and comedian Lily Tomlin. A … More

When Covid-19 hit in early March, many of us were out of work, filing for unemployment or switching to teleworking. Atlanta’s … More

In her day, Frida Kahlo (1907–1954) was known for work inspired by the nature and artifacts of Mexico. Today, Kahlo … More

The group’s debut creates haunting and gritty honky-tonk bleeding with the sense of rebellion we all know and love, while … More

Dax Rudnak, better known as Dr. Dax, made a name for himself as a painter, street artist and video producer … More

The U.S. population is becoming more diverse than ever. But racial diversity in teachers and principals has not kept up … More

We asked some of our faculty and graduate students in the UGA Mary Frances Early College of Education to share … More

Like many DIY creatives, Atlanta-born Marge Radford is more than an artist. She’s a marketer, saleswoman, social-media manager and accountant. … More