In 2014, amid fears of a widening outbreak of Ebola, Emory gained international renown for successfully treating two infected patients. Six years later, an Emory-owned non-profit is relying in part on small-dollar online...
Read MoreGeorgia’s criminal justice system, which saw significant reform in the last decade, will see more regressive changes under Gov. Brian Kemp’s leadership. Kemp outlined part of his crime agenda during his State of the State...
Read MoreNearly three months have passed since Student Government Association (SGA) discovered it over-allocated funds by $28,019.33 this year, and student leaders remain unclear about how they plan to correct the issue. The deficit...
Read MoreWhen President Donald J. Trump unmasked his federal spending plan for 2019, unveiling a number of budget changes on Feb. 12, a notable provision emerged for current and aspiring college students. Trump is proposing changes to...
Read MoreWiretap allegations, travel bans and congressional gridlock have dominated recent news coverage, meaning that one critical statistic probably escaped the notice of most Americans. In March, data from the National Science...
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