Mollie Beth Johnson

Mollie Beth Johnson is a senior majoring in journalism.
Momentos of Home
Visual Journalism

Momentos of Home

Students in the advanced photojournalism course captured two photos — a portrait of a first-year student at the University of Georgia and one object that student brought from home. These freshmen were also asked what they hoped to accomplish in their first year in Athens. See and read their stories…
Creating Personal, Budget-Friendly Spaces
Home & Garden

Creating Personal, Budget-Friendly Spaces

Collections, color and mementos make these college bedrooms feel personal, cozy and welcoming to the University of Georgia students who call them home. Budget is top of mind for students as they start to develop their own style, which ranges from grandmillennial to coastal grandma to whimsical. Take a look…
UGA Student Makes Grandmillennial Style Personal While ‘Balling on a Budget’
Home & Garden

UGA Student Makes Grandmillennial Style Personal While ‘Balling on a Budget’

Two framed prints of Paris hang in Madeline Taylor’s college room, looking more like a splurge than a bargain.  Her mother found the pair at a consignment store in Ellaville, Georgia, for $40. For Taylor, a master of accountancy student at the University of Georgia, the water landscape prints fit…
Students Search for Perfect ‘Cool Crap’ at Tate Poster Sale
Home & Garden

Students Search for Perfect ‘Cool Crap’ at Tate Poster Sale

Alyssa Fallon is always in the market for a cat poster.  So when the University of Georgia senior walked through the Tate Student Center poster sale on her way to the bookstore, a small poster featuring a cat was enough to make her stop.  The poster may end up in…
UGA Experts Say Artificial Intelligence Growing at Rapid Pace
Education

UGA Experts Say Artificial Intelligence Growing at Rapid Pace

  The capabilities of generative artificial intelligence are growing rapidly, and so is the frequency of AI-generated content. The increase in realistic yet fabricated content creates serious concerns regarding the information ecosystem and spread of disinformation. Roger Stahl, a University of Georgia professor who studies propaganda and media systems, said…
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