Photo by Miles Pierre/The Atlanta Voice intern Atlanta, a city shaped by the civil rights movement and now poised to host the world, has a new lens through…
Read more One Contemporary Gallery Opens ‘Through Our Eyes’ Ahead of FIFA World CupRep. Ruwa Romman (center) with Royce Mann (to her immediate left), staff, and volunteers at a Southwest Atlanta canvassing event on Saturday, November 15, 2025. Photo by Donnell…
Read more ‘We’re just getting started’: Ruwa Romman on local canvasses, meeting voters where they are, crossing the stateA new ranking of the country’s best colleges and universities has gone through 1,700 higher education institutions and determined which ones are top of the class. Georgia ended…
Read more These Georgia universities are among the 50 best in the countryOn a warm Florida night in May 2013, Christopher “Super” Green learned he was HIV-positive. “I got my diagnosis on a date, actually,” he said. “I was dating…
Read more A Diagnosis, A Decade, and the Weight of StigmaPhoto by Tabius McCoy/The Atlanta Voice More than 500 veterans, first responders, and community members climbed 2,071 steps at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Thursday morning to honor the 2,977…
Read more Atlanta Honors 9/11 Victims in Mercedes-Benz Stadium Stair Climb“Peril and Promise: College Leadership in Turbulent Times”(above) was made available for purchase before the fireside chat. Photo by Noah Washington/The Atlanta Voice Dr. Beverly Daniel Tatum, President…
Read more Former Spelman President Addresses Higher Education Crisis at Campus EventOn Tuesday, Sept. 2, 2025, the mobile prostate cancer screening unit, which is 38 feet long and has an exam room and lab inside, took up some space…
Read more Coming to a neighborhood near you: New Mobile Prostate Cancer Screenings made possible by Winship, AMBFFGeorgia Senator Rev. Raphael Warnock (above, right) prepares to cast his vote at a DeKalb County polling station. Photo by Julia Beverly/The Atlanta Voice The polling places located…
Read more It’s late October, Do You Know Where Your Polling Place Is?Inaugural Event Aims to Equip Young Men with Essential Life Skills and Leadership Qualities Through Dynamic Workshops and Inspirational Speaker Forum ATLANTA, July 10, 2024 (Newswire.com) – The…
Read more John R. Lewis Legacy Institute Brings Transformative CAMP PROMISE to Atlanta for the First Time at Emory UniversityLupus is an autoimmune disease that affects thousands of individuals across the country. It can impact multiple parts of the body and cause severe internal damage. There isn’t…
Read more Lupus Awareness Month: Georgia Chapter of Lupus Foundation supports those affected by the diseaseA protester detained at Emory University in Atlanta. Photo: Elijah Nouvelage/AFP As college students demand divestment from Israel and take up other pro-Palestine causes on campuses around the…
Read more University Protests: The Latest at Colleges Beyond ColumbiaA press release that President Joe Biden’s reelection campaign issued last week offered a revealing window into his advisers’ thinking about how he might overcome widespread discontent with…
Read more How Biden Might RecoverAt the start of 2022, as the Omicron variant of the coronavirus blazed across the United States, Seema Lakdawala was in Pittsburgh, finalizing plans to open a brand-new…
Read more An Adorable Way to Study How Kids Get Each Other SickNewswise — Physicists have identified a mechanism for the formation of oscillating superconductivity known as pair-density waves. Physical Review Letters published the discovery, which provides new insight into…
Read more Physicists Forge New Path to Uncover Exotic SuperconductivitySince the pandemic’s earliest days, epidemiologists have been waiting for the coronavirus to finally snap out of its pan-season spree. No more spring waves like the first to…
Read more One More COVID Summer?This fall, millions of Americans might be lining up for yet another kind of COVID vaccine: their first-ever dose that lacks the strain that ignited the pandemic more…
Read more What Should Go Into This Year’s COVID Vaccine?To be a newborn in the year 2023—and, almost certainly, every year that follows—means emerging into a world where the coronavirus is ubiquitous. Babies might not meet the…
Read more The COVID Question That Will Take Decades to AnswerNewswise — Two common wild plants contain extracts that inhibit the ability of the virus that causes COVID-19 to infect living cells, an Emory University study finds. Scientific…
Read more Extracts from two wild plants inhibit COVID-19 virus, study findsMark Sklansky, a pediatric cardiologist at UCLA, has not shaken a hand in several years. The last time he did so, it was only “because I knew I…
Read more Why We Just Can’t Quit the HandshakeAfter months and months of SARS-CoV-2 subvariant soup, one ingredient has emerged in the United States with a flavor pungent enough to overwhelm the rest: XBB.1.5, an Omicron…
Read more How Worried Should We Be About XBB.1.5?
