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Student Housing Affects Revitalization of Hancock Neighborhood
Athens-Clarke County
November 4, 2018
Student Housing Affects Revitalization of Hancock Neighborhood
Fourteen years ago when residents Miki Lu and Nathan Peters moved into the Hancock Neighborhood, they were the only Caucasian family on their block. Now, after moving back into the same house in June 2018, there is only one African-American family on the corner of their block. When they first…
Governor’s Race Leading to Increase in Voting in Barrow County
2018 Election
November 3, 2018
Governor’s Race Leading to Increase in Voting in Barrow County
The Georgia governor’s race has been heating up counties all across the state of Georgia. Many Georgia residents have registered to vote, and the Barrow County Board of Elections is seeing that effect in their office and at the polls. The county is historically red with 47,000 registered voters, but…
Bucking the Trend: Life Away from Downtown and Campus
Athens-Clarke County
November 3, 2018
Bucking the Trend: Life Away from Downtown and Campus
Athens has seen many large, luxury student housing complexes built downtown and around campus that are drawing students to the area. Luxury student living, equipped with pools, gyms and yoga studios, has taken the country by storm, and Athens has been no exception. In the last five years, out of…
Sportsource on Fridays (Nov. 2)
High School Sports
November 2, 2018
Sportsource on Fridays (Nov. 2)
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Stacey Abrams Could Make History in the Georgia Governor’s Election
2018 Election
November 2, 2018
Stacey Abrams Could Make History in the Georgia Governor’s Election
Stacey Abrams, the Democratic gubernatorial candidate, was surprised by the turn out for an event just a few weeks ago in Athens. “If I had known so many of you would be here, we would’ve gone to The Classic Center,” Abrams said at an event held in Athens. This election…
Yoga, Conditioning, Technology Help UGA Swimming and Diving Team Members Compete at Higher Level
Sports
November 2, 2018
Yoga, Conditioning, Technology Help UGA Swimming and Diving Team Members Compete at Higher Level
Will Salter is a junior in the Grady Sports Media program.
Ride-Sharing Services Have Effect on Athens DUI Rates
Athens-Clarke County
November 2, 2018
Ride-Sharing Services Have Effect on Athens DUI Rates
Ride-sharing services have become popular over the past few years. In Athens, Georgia, these services have impacted the DUI rates. Kaitlyn Brandon is a senior majoring in journalism in the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Georgia.
Vice President Pence Campaigns Across Georgia for Brian Kemp
2018 Election
November 1, 2018
Vice President Pence Campaigns Across Georgia for Brian Kemp
U.S. Vice President Mike Pence and Georgia gubernatorial candidate Brian Kemp greeted a rally crowd at the Columbia County Exhibition Center in Grovetown, Ga., on Nov. 1, 2018. Pence traveled to Dalton, Grovetown and Savannah to campaign for the Republican candidate before the Nov. 6 election. [flickr_set id=”72157701551061861″] Vira Halim…
From Sustainable Communities to International Students: Mobile News Lab Journalists Tell Big Stories on Small Devices
Doing Journalism
November 1, 2018
From Sustainable Communities to International Students: Mobile News Lab Journalists Tell Big Stories on Small Devices
The Fall 2018 Mobile News Lab, as part of the James M. Cox Jr. Institute for Journalism Innovation, Management and Leadership, provided the opportunity for students to work in teams to create multiplatform journalism using only mobile tools. This year, students reported and built storytelling with Adobe Spark Page. Sponsored by the Georgia Association of…
Newsource at 5 (Oct. 31)
Live & Documentary
November 1, 2018
Newsource at 5 (Oct. 31)
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