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Religion
This journalism has been created by students in a religion reporting course as well as the Multiplatform Newsroom: Projects capstone courses at the Grady College of Journalism & Mass Communication.
Israel Fest, Israel Apartheid Share Views at UGA
Students at the University of Georgia got a literal taste of Israel today in ...
Athens Hosts 10th Annual Jewish Film Festival
March 24th marks the first day of the 10th annual Jewish Film Festival. Before ...
Grady Explains: Myths About Islam
Grady Newsource is here to explain common misconceptions people have about the religion almost ...
UGA Celebrates Hindu Diwali
By Kaleigh Galvin The Indian Cultural Exchange at UGA celebrated this major Hindu ...
The Sparrow’s Nest Takes Athens Community Under its Wing
By Steffenie Burns The holiday season is approaching quickly, bringing with it ...
Yoga: From Hindu Practice to Western Exercise
Yoga is a $16.8 billion industry in the United States alone. An estimated 36.7 ...
Building Bridges Through Language: UGA Professor Teaches Arabic Lessons to Athens Community
ATHENS– Members of the University of Georgia and Athens community are gathering together on ...
Compassion International Works to Connect Children, Athens
Compassion International connected Athens residents with kids from South America, Africa, the Caribbeans, and ...
Christian Voters Weigh Options
On the eve of Election Day, many Christians aren’t happy with either of the ...
Homecoming Conflicts with Yom Kippur
Some UGA students are objecting to the UGA Homecoming Concert, complaining that it ...
Board of Education Wades Into Battle Between Church, State In Oconee County
Rick Pettigrew has been attending Oconee County Board of Education meetings since last fall ...
Gov. Deal Officially Vetoed Religious Freedom Bill
Governor Nathan Deal has officially vetoed H.B. 757 otherwise known as the ‘religious liberty’ bill. ...
