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Doing Journalism
ANNOTATED: Supporting The Supporters: The Causes, Effects And Solutions To Caregiver Burnout
Listen to the audio reporter annotation below to learn about the process that Grady Newsource Reporter Anika Chaturvedi used to develop relationships with interviewees and research academic sources. Among other topics, Chaturvedi discusses why she chose to implement certain multimedia elements into her article. Jonathan Crandall is a graduate student in journalism…
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In-Depth
Georgia Museum of Art Focuses On Books For Its Annual Holiday Book Sale
Neil Dunlap travels 70 miles every year during December to visit the Georgia Museum of Art in Athens, Georgia, but he doesn’t go for the art exhibitions—he goes for the books. Every year, the museum hosts its holiday book sale, which includes everything from art books to fiction books. “Every…
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Food
Seeing Food As The Enemy: A Look Into Lives Of Those Who Have Struggled With Eating Disorders
Casey Ellis remembers experiencing thoughts about her body image as a young girl. Ellis continued to deal with self-critical thoughts until the age of 16, when those thoughts manifested into anorexia nervosa. She said battling an eating disorder is “like you’re living your own isolated life that no one knows…
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Doing Journalism
The Lead: We Made An eBook
A very exciting announcement is coming from the Cox Institute: we made an eBook based on The Lead podcast! I mentioned in a post earlier this semester that I spent this past summer working on a book project with Kendall Hunt Publishing. Well folks, we have finally reached the finish…
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In-Depth
Business on a Budget: Free Business Clothing Available For UGA Students
Both undergraduate and graduate students at the University of Georgia can now dress for success—without paying a single cent. UGA’s Student Government Association opened its Professional Clothing Closet, located in Milledge Hall, on Nov. 21. Already, the project has received nearly 2,000 donated articles of clothing and according to Matthew…
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Food
‘Live As Kindly As Possible’: Animal Rights Activist Gene Baur Lectures at UGA
“But even if we rescued a million animals every year, it would be a drop in the bucket. There are millions of animals killed every day,” Gene Baur said at his lecture “Eating Plants to Save the Planet.” Baur has been an active member of the animal rights community for…
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High School Sports
Devon Gales Helps Create ‘Tender Warriors’ at Jefferson High School
Through an unexpected path, Devon Gales has found himself connecting with high school football players at Jefferson High School to help mold them into not only great football players, but also well-rounded men. Gales, a former Southern University football player, was paralyzed in 2015 during a game against the University…
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Northeast Georgia News
Georgia-Florida Rivalry Matchup To Remain in Jacksonville
The “world’s largest outdoor cocktail party” will remain in Jacksonville: The Georgia-Florida rivalry game will remain in Jacksonville until 2023, according to the University of Georgia Athletic Department. The World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party – who wins between Florida and Georgia?https://t.co/jjycoDxmiJ pic.twitter.com/a1MqHIBs1B — PFF College (@PFF_College) October 27, 2018 The…
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Doing Journalism
ANNOTATED: UGA Invests $2 Million Into Campus Safety
Watch this video annotation as Skylar Nicholson describes the process of using multimedia journalism to tell a recent story on UGA’s investment into campus safety. Jonathan Crandall is a graduate student in journalism at the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication.
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Athens-Clarke County
For the Gram: How Instagram Has Changed Athens’ Eating Habits
What makes a foodie? Are they the person pushing forks away from their friend’s mouths, insisting they get a picture before everyone starts eating? Or do they simply just enjoy food? To Anna Park, a fourth-year management information systems and international business major at the University of Georgia, a…