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‘What’ll ya have?’ goes quiet in Athens as The Varsity opens in ‘burbs
The Varsity, the iconic Georgia eatery, helped define the college town of Athens for decades before recently decamping for the nearby suburbs. Everyone still has memories.
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The Trump administration’s viewpoint on campus dissent is beyond absurd
The author says without the ability to dissent, progress and innovation would be stifled.
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Antisemitic party invite raises uproar at Savannah college
Jewish students at the Savannah College of Art and Design were shocked when they saw what appeared to be an antisemitic party invitation on social media.
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Trump’s overreach with Harvard is a ‘stunning affront’ to higher education
Former Morehouse president breaks clarifies three points in White House’s feud with university.
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BlackRock invests $1 million in Georgia workforce training
A two-year grant from the BlackRock Foundation will go to Georgia's technical schools to increase workforce training.
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You can’t be sure this wasn’t written by AI. That’s sad and unfortunate
AI can save a writer time. But, it can't guarantee the student, or potential researcher, has learned anything or done any thinking.
An Emory research study on Alzheimer’s comes to abrupt halt after feds yank funding
Emory University researcher Whitney Wharton's study on Alzheimer's was cancelled by the Trump Administration. She says it was pulled because it focused on the LGBTQ community.
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A year after arrests, what will you see today at Emory University?
Emory University professor Noëlle McAfee writes of what happened on the Emory campus a year ago.
Atlanta HBCU hopes new $96 million center builds connections with community
Spelman officials are calling it the “front porch” of campus and want it to be a place that establishes new connections between the college and Westside Atlanta.
