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How Social Media Fact-Checking Limits, But Can’t Eliminate, Online Disinformation

  From popping up on your grandparents’ Facebook feeds to fueling the Jan. 6 ...

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Closer Than We Think: Political Extremism Reinforces Partisan Divisions

  Extremism in our partisan groups is continually dividing America’s public. Differences in political ...

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Eight local students ages 14 to 20 meet every Saturday at 10 a.m. to collaborate on experimental, socially-engaged, site-specific art and design at the University of Georgia’s Lamar Dodd School of Art. Infographic/Lily Guthrie/Canva

Kids In America: Athens Art Program Opens New Opportunities

As high school arts budgets continue to see cuts across the nation, a teacher ...

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Local School Lunch Program Expands To Continue Feeding Children During Pandemic

The USDA recently announced that it will extend school lunches for the summer of ...

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FARM Rx Strives To Cure Illnesses With Fresh Food

Food As Real Medicine Rx (FARM Rx) is a program at the Athens Farmers ...

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Local Organizations Use Social Marketing Campaign to Inform About COVID-19

Three local organizations teamed up to provide a social marketing campaign for COVID-19 in ...

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Georgia Renewable Power’s Permit Challenged in Madison County

Gina Ward is a mother, an elementary school special education paraprofessional and a Madison ...

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Some of the most popular entertainment magazines are Entertainment Weekly, Variety, and American Cinematographer. The topics covered in these magazines are film, television, music, Broadway theatre, books, and popular culture.

How To Close The Diversity Gap In World of Film Critics

With COVID-19 still present, theaters remain empty and streaming services have gained more and ...

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“Falling” is one of the many pieces on display at the exhibit, it is bound by African American fabric and is a commentary on societal ills. Photo ⓒ 2021/Georgia Museum of Art.

Local Emma Amos Exhibit Is Breakthrough For Diversifying Art Museums

  There is a rare exhibit on display at the Georgia Museum of Art ...

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New Georgia Bills Will Affect Public’s Access to Cybersecurity Details

Georgia House Bill 156, signed by Gov. Brian Kemp in late March, “increases data ...

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Saving The Environment One Person At A Time: How Changing Individual Habits Creates Sustainable Change

A morning alarm rings through a bedroom in an apartment just off the campus ...

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The Vietnamese Student Association used the Intramural Fields at the University of Georgia to host a drive-in event for their general body members on January 22, 2021. The Black Affairs Council also used the Intramural Fields to host their annual event, BACYard Bash on March 19, 2021. Black Affairs Council, Vietnamese Student Association

UGA Multicultural Organizations Find Success With Drive-Ins for In-Person Events

    A year after the start of the pandemic, student leaders at the ...

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