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The Red & Black interviewed University of Georgia students about their experience with 9/11 and how it has impacted them.
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Football season at the University of Georgia is exciting for a number of reasons: the tailgate parties, student section chants and game-day outfits, just to name a few. However, after winning the National Championship last year, the hype around the Georgia Bulldogs is continuing to build.
With finals starting May 5, many students are scrambling to ensure their final grade stays consistent during exams, whether that involves studying for hours on end, taking care of their mental health, or just drinking coffee. Especially as classes operate to their full capacity and rigor as …
The month of Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, which Muslims believe is the holiest month of the year. Ramadan is celebrated by fasting from sunrise to sunset, reading the Quran and gathering with family and friends for iftar, the breaking of the daily fast. This year, the …
In 2004, the University of Georgia removed its emergency blue light phone system, reportedly due to a lack of use. The blue phone towers offered easy access to emergency services, but it was eventually replaced with the LiveSafe app, which offers location sharing services. Since the phone sy…
As the Super Bowl approaches, many students are anxious to see who will take home the title. With the Los Angeles Rams having last won in 1999, and the Cincinnati Bengals having never won a title, this is expected to be an exciting game. Matthew Stafford will be the first former Georgia quar…
With the omicron variant surging, many University of Georgia students contracted COVID-19 over winter break. The Red & Black previously reported COVID-19 cases more than tripled at UGA during the week of Jan. 3-9 compared to the previous week, according to the university’s reporting syst…
In this opinion article, contributor Emma Griffin argues that if the University of Georgia won't enforce mask mandates on buses, students and the university community must take the initiative to wear masks on their own.
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In September, the Glynn County Commission reintroduced last year’s temporary alcohol ban on St. Simons Island’s East Beach, commonly known among University of Georgia football fans as “Frat Beach.” The ban will go into effect for Oct. 29 and 30, the weekend Georgia faces off against the Univ…
Students at the University of Georgia were asked their thoughts on the Texas abortion law, as well as how they would feel if similar legislation passed in Georgia.
Students at the University of Georgia shared their thoughts on the conflicting recommendations between the CDC and the USG.
With Georgia's senate runoff election in the midst of early voting, it's important to keep in mind the reality of the current state of politics.
Semester's end adds new difficulties to preventing the spread of coronavirus. Whether living on-campus or going home to friends and family, we're all looking for ways to lessen the burden of the pandemic. Look safely, please.
When I got an email last May looking for applicants for a social media position with The Red & Black’s Special Publications team, I knew I had to apply, both out of need for work and interest in the subject. My original internship had been canceled because of COVID-19, and I needed somet…
Meditation is a great way to manage stress and practice mindfulness. Considering the current state of the pandemic, now is the time to dust off your yoga mat.
