Social media has positive and negative impacts on society, but since its inception, those impacts have contributed to an ideological divide in the U.S.
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The Red & Black asked students for their thoughts and feelings about the cancellation of next semester's spring break.
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Election results are still coming in, and as the American people sit on the edge of their seats, a moment of reflection provides some comfort in the face of fear and uncertainty.
School curricula skip over the historical context and important details surrounding US history and race. This is a demand for an honest depiction of the good and the bad.
A retrospective of the historical context surrounding the national holiday known as Columbus Day by some, Indigenous Peoples' Day by others.
If the last few elections are anything to go by, voting trends in the U.S. have gone up. With a most contentious election on our hands, now more than ever is the time to vote.
Despite the many trials and tribulations of 2020, the U.S. could have mitigated numerous catastrophes. We have a responsibility to do better.
As early voting continues across the nation, the state of Georgia is experiencing a blue shift, which is spurred by diverse and youthful voters who seek to better the world through change.
News from Washington -- UGA students involved in Study Abroad programs are still thriving, despite the pandemic.
In light of the latest backlash against choices made by attendees at Sanford Stadium, the possibility of a mask mandate in stadiums is considered.
An alumni looks back to a fateful game in UGA history when, in a moment of desperation, she may have accidentally cursed the luck of her favorite team.
Ten years ago, the University System of Georgia Board of Regents banned undocumented students from attending institutions like UGA, even if they have DACA status, which runs in the face of the university's slogan, "birthplace of public higher education." Now more than ever, UGA's policies must reflect its sentiment.
