Keith Duncan’s “Battle of the Bands” exhibition at Atlanta’s College Football Hall of Fame highlights the artistry, discipline and legacy of HBCU bands.

Legendary Atlanta hip-hop group Goodie Mob makes its film production debut as executive producers of filmmaker Alex Woodruff’s deeply personal short film.

Georgia colleges and private schools could lose tax-exempt status under proposed Trump administration rules targeting race-based admissions and aid.

Nerds for Literacy tackles low reading levels among economically marginalized middle school students. Its founder explains.

An emerging sensation across college campuses, esports offers students the chance to explore their love of video games and apply it to real-world scenarios.

Black Atlantans say the controversy around the Hyde and Eek! Boutique costume adds to concerns about the retailer after its retreat from DEI initiatives.

Steve Allen’s exhibit comprises two parts. The downstairs section explores Black ancestry, while the upstairs exhibition features works inspired by the Olympic Games.

Atlanta-area freshmen Brooke Spiva and Evan Parker grew up surrounded by Spelman and Morehouse alumni. Now they are beginning to decide what those traditions mean for them.

The Barbie, inspired by Whitney Houston’s look from the 'I Wanna Dance With Somebody' video, was unveiled Saturday in Atlanta and released Sunday, the late singer’s birthday.

As the Deltas' Southern Region marks its 100th anniversary, the conference aims to strengthen sisterhood and mobilize members around service and civic action.