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UGA Theatre Department Showcases New Student Production
Athens-Clarke County

UGA Theatre Department Showcases New Student Production

On a brisk February night, the unfamiliar melody of a song drifts through the bottom floor of the University of Georgia’s Fine Arts Building. A minute later, several voices rise in harmony from the rehearsal room down the hall. Wyn Alyse Thomas, a UGA theatre student, and the cast of…
Athens Bookstore Files First Amendment Rights Lawsuit
Athens-Clarke County

Athens Bookstore Files First Amendment Rights Lawsuit

Avid Bookshop in Athens has filed a First Amendment lawsuit against Keybo Taylor of the Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Department and Benjamin Hayes of the Gwinnett County Jail after shipments of books to an inmate were rejected. The lawsuit, filed on March 15, targets the jail’s mail policy which states that…
The Lead: Kelsey Coffey on Knowing What Drives You
Doing Journalism

The Lead: Kelsey Coffey on Knowing What Drives You

Kelsey Coffey gets up at 2:30 a.m. every day to deliver the morning news as a broadcast reporter at WRAL in Raleigh, North Carolina. She graduated from the University of Georgia in 2020 into uncertainty from the pandemic and protests for racial justice across the country. But today, she knows…
From Waste to Waves: How Shell to Shore is Working with Restaurants to Save Georgia’s Coastline through Oysters
Environment

From Waste to Waves: How Shell to Shore is Working with Restaurants to Save Georgia’s Coastline through Oysters

When Hunt Revell and Tyler Leslie worked at Seabear Oyster Bar in Athens, they were struck by how many oyster shells they threw in the trash each day. The duo didn’t yet know that these shells could be tools for coastal restoration, but they knew throwing them away seemed wasteful. …
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