Speaking with Rappers
This week I wanted to talk about the upcoming talent that is present at Georgia, but specifically here at Georgia Southern University. This...
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Why this Georgia election is an important One
So we all know that National voting time is right around the corner, but regardless of your political views, few interesting things are...
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Instagram Worthy AirBnBs to Daydream About
Bookmark these AirBnBs for next summer!
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Travel Diary: A Week in Savannah, GA
My friends and I wanted to spend our spring break somewhere new and different, and somewhere that wasn’t full of other spring breakers. We...
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4 Spring Break Stay-cation Ideas
I’m going to do THESE things on Spring Break, just because I can!
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Female National Leaders around the World Part 6 - Georgia
In this series we will present short introductions of several presidents, chancellors, prime ministers, governors-general and even royals. They are people with unusual stories and great amount of power and prestige - whether they are leading Germany or a small Island nation in Oceania. While we are traveling around the world, we introduce interesting personalities and political systems and provide a couple of links for those who want to learn more - as well as get reminded of the defective fact that a woman as a head of state or government continues to be an exception in our world. Here is already part 6 - Georgia!
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Athens' Best Kept Secret (hint: it's a zoo!)
It's also free!
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Fall & Me
Fall has officially arrived in Georgia!
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10 Hidden (and Not-so-Hidden) Gems of Athens, GA
Athens is a college town full of activities and delicious food that provides endless study spots and memory-making locations for you and...
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Why Moving My Senior Year of High School Ended Up Being a Good Thing
Up until my junior year, I had assumed things would go exactly as expected and that I would finish high school in the same place I had started. These expectations quickly faded away when my parents began tossing around the idea of moving.
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Scotties Place in Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival
The time was six o’clock. In. The. Morning. Scotties from all over campus had gathered in front of Main, huddled around boxes of donut...
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Netflix Warns it May 'Rethink' Georgia Shoots Due to the State's Abortion Law
Netflix said it will also join the American Civil Liberties Union to fight the abortion ban.
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What You Need to Know About the Heartbeat Bill
On May 7, 2019, Georgia governor Brian Kemp signed the controversial Heartbeat Bill, known formally as House Bill 481. Since then, many...
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Twitter Divided After Alyssa Milano Called For A ‘Sex Strike’ To Protest Georgia’s Abortion Law
The former Charmed actress used the hashtag #sexstrike to call on women to not have sex until Georgia repeals its abortion ban and returns women’s bodily autonomy.
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DeKalb Residents Do Not Want Greenhaven, GA
What I discovered after the interview left me in the middle ground on my position with the Imagine Greenhaven movement.
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5 Beauty and Fashion Tips for Humid Georgia Weather
Bring on the humidity!
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5 Fun Day Trips to Take from Tallahassee
Tally, brb.
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9 Things You Need to Know about the Republic of Georgia
Georgia is not only a state in the U.S.
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Savannah, Ga., Gems
A typical spring break usually lands me spending the week one of two ways: working or just relaxing at home with my family. But as this is...
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Travelling through Georgia
“The gladdest moment in human life, me thinks, is a departure into unknown lands” That is how Sir Richard Burton has described the adventures of travelling and it is how a friend and I felt during a grey autumn. We were in the middle of writing our thesis and were hoping to escape the daily grind; at least for a week. The small country touching the Black Sea in the West and the Caucasus Mountains in the North promised to be that escape.
