Town and gown tensions are high at the University of Georgia as the end of the school year nears. Amid national conversations about the historical role...
Mary Frances Early is a trailblazer. While Charlayne Hunter-Gault and Hamilton Holmes were the first African-Americans admitted to University of Georgia...
A University of Georgia fraternity is being investigated over a video showing some of its members mocking slavery and using a racial slur. Local media...
Women's educational opportunities in the 19th Century were few and far between. Finishing schools focused on women's socialization and skills like art,...
James Baldwin's tour of the American South in 1957 featured meetings with Civil Rights leaders like Martin Luther King, Jr. and Fred Shuttlesworth. It...
Today's show recapped the Super Bowl events around the city, along with the game's Georgia connections and an author interview with Atlanta resident...
Today's show celebrated the 50th anniversary of Alliance Theatre in Atlanta, explored the dynamics of aging in place and checked in about the future of...
Microplastics are everywhere – from dryer lint to microbeads in face cleansers. Now scientists are looking at how these tiny particles impact Georgia...
A lot of Americans feel lonely – between one-third and half, depending on which research you consult. The holidays can be an especially difficult time...
Scientists at the University of Georgia have discovered that a vegetable or fruit's shape comes down to genetics. And these genes can be manipulated to...
Today on the show, we explored the complicated traditions of place and space with Guardian Atlanta Week, Sonny Seiler and Anthony Ray Hinton. We viewed...
