Education

 Festival culminates in Atlanta’s biggest science event March 24 at Piedmont Park Like any good science experiment, Atlanta Science Festival (ASF) reaches a conclusion....

It’s the type of thing that occasionally makes Twitter lose its virtual mind, and maybe in a good way. Frederick Joseph, a 29-year old...

Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms has signed ordinance 18-O-1054 which transfers deeds for 31 properties to Atlanta Public Schools. Mayor Bottoms pledged to turn over...

The story of Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) began before the Civil War and influenced the course of our nation yet remains one of...

New research concludes that there are many “Lost Einsteins” in America – children who had the ability to become inventors but didn’t because of where they were born. Shutterstock.com Innovation is widely viewed as the engine of economic growth. To maximize innovation and growth, all of our brightest youth should have the opportunity to become […]

Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms and Superintendent Dr. Meria Carstarphen today announced that the City of Atlanta has reached an agreement with the Atlanta Public...

Named in honor of Georgia Supreme Court Justice and alumnus Robert Benham, the new program aims to make UGA Law a possibility for Georgians...

Sam D. Burston has been appointed vice president and chief advancement officer of Clark Atlanta University. In this new role, Burston will oversee the University’s...

Eight students from HBCUs have been chosen by the producers of “The Quad” to participate in a paid internship program that provides the unique...

Morehouse College announce the passing of Dr. Rudy Horne, an Associate Professor of Mathematics at Morehouse College. Dr. Horne, a beloved educator, was regarded as...