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  • Have Recent Campus Protests Stunted Free Speech on College Campuses?

    By Josie Wall https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgWw9Gg9dIw   Traditionally, college campuses have served as long standing forums for free speech, but recent events have left campuses feeling the strain of speech code limitations. Political protests have sparked large assemblies on school grounds, some turning violent. Incidents at the University of California at Berkeley,…

  • Environment

    National Sustainability Tour Comes to UGA

    Patagonia clothing company employees traveled to American University in Washington D.C. on March 1st as well as to other college campuses around the country in their Spring 2017 Worn Wear College Tour. They have teamed up with the Post Landfill Action Network, a student led sustainability organization, in a pursuit…

  • Health

    UGA Responds to Sexual Assault

    With one in five women being sexually assaulted on college campuses, University of Georgia breaks down what the school does when a victim comes forward.

  • Health

    VIDEO: 7 Ways to Reduce Test Anxiety

    By: Fernanda Perez

  • Diversity

    Black, Educated and Single: Why Black Love Matters

    Sixty percent of educated black women, ages 25-34 have never been married. That’s almost double the number of white women who are married in that age group. The reasons for these declining numbers are complex and deeply rooted in African-American history. In this 6-part series, reporter Kalyn Wilson investigates this…

  • UGA

    Robots are Taking Over…. Our Electrical Wiring?

    UGA College of Engineering could change the way power lines are inspected, in appropriate engineering fashion… ROBOTS. Javad Mohammadpour, an assistant professor of electrical engineering at UGA, has led a team of graduate students in creating a safer and cheaper way to repair electrical wiring. The team has designed, prototyped and tested…

  • Athens-Clarke County

    How Athens Fared in Southern College Towns Bracket

    A winner will be crowned later today involving bracketology, college towns in the South, and democracy at its purest form. Sounds good, doesn’t it? Garden & Gun Magazine is running a March Madness style bracket featuring 32 southern college towns ranging from the Midwest to cities along the eastern coast. Wins are determined…

  • Athens-Clarke County

    Some Students Say No to Guns on Campus

    Students at the University of Georgia will hold a protest against a bill in the Georgia Senate that could lead to allowing carry of concealed firearms on campus. A march for UGA students and Athens’ community members will start at 6:15 PM tonight at the UGA Arch on Broad Street. The march will…

  • Athens-Clarke County

    How Much Do College Students Really Pay Each Semester?

    ATHENS, GA — The Board of Regents announced yesterday that tuition will not increase in the 2016-2017 school year. Many parents and students believe this announcement is long overdue, as tuition rates increased last year between 2.5 and nine percent, per the University of System of Georgia. These semester breakdowns from…

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