Today, parks will be full of Americans decked out in red, white and blue. The smell of hot dogs and charcoal will fill the ...

Literature has long been an outlet for marginalized voices. Although queer stories have existed since ancient mythology, they ...

From the bright lights of Gas South Arena to the roaring cheers at Bobby Dodd Stadium, the Kashlan triplets’ journey was ...

In her highly anticipated second film, director Celine Song poses an important question: Can we simplify love into a basic ...

Thousands of fans clad in blue and black flocked through the streets of Atlanta on Monday, June 16, heading towards ...

An arts and entertainment hub is underway on Marietta St. with the vision of becoming a space for students to explore the intersection of ...

Almost 15 years ago, Dreamworks released the animated film “How to Train Your Dragon,” a fantasy adventure movie for families. After the success of major franchises like “Shrek” or “Kung Fu Panda,” ...

The Institute’s ranking in engineering is undisputed; its #4 position in U.S. News & World Report shows that. We stand among other academic giants such as Stanford, Massachusetts Institute of ...

In one of their first stops of their U.S. tour leg, the ever-growing indie classic Japanese Breakfast filled Atlanta’s Tabernacle with ethereal glamour. The group, led by Michelle Zauner (“Crying in H ...

For two months out of the year, Fairburn, Ga. becomes the fictional town of Newcastle, the site of the Georgia Renaissance Festival. Much like an actual 16th-century village, there is no cell service, ...

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, from the United States where firearms are the leading cause of death among children and teens, bravely organized a hearing in March to protect the youth by ...

Video game modding (short for modifying) has been a huge part of the gaming community for nearly as long as the medium itself has existed, and Nintendo wants to put an end to it—on their consoles, at ...