This year, the Grammys sought to continue that tradition by introducing five new categories for the 69th year. These categories include Best R and B Collaboration, Duo Group performance, best traditional vocal performance, best traditional folk album, best Latin song, and most controversially best Asian pop music performance.

Throughout history, many icons have inspired women to challenge the stereotypes placed upon them by creatively introducing new perspectives on how they live their lives. Among the most notable of these icons is Mary Tyler Moore.

As midterm elections draw closer, many American citizens are carefully considering the social and environmental impact of their votes.

Young people make up a significant portion of Georgia’s voters and political candidates, meaning that our votes and voices matter.

For years, libraries have been at the center of townships and cities all across the nation since the Library Service Act (LSA) was passed by Congress in 1956.

In 1964, Japanese American Artist Isamu Noguchi described his role in the art world with this statement, which would resist categorizing his work within a single discipline for its process and reflection of his working methods.

Atlanta is a known host for talented, up-and-coming local youth artists to showcase their skills to the broader metro area through creative curations of various art forms. Sept. 18, at the Supermarket Venue in Poncey-Highland, young artists came together to do just that at an artist-led showcase by the Strictly Human Creative Collective.

One of the most exciting times of the year at SCAD is near the end of the spring quarter; the school hosts its annual Fashion Show.

As fruits and vegetables enter their prime harvest season in the United States, reports have surfaced from the EWG and USDA regarding the risk level of consuming foods on account of pesticide contamination.

“Resistance art is nourishment when we are in dark times," said Irish novelist Emer Martin. "And we are in dark times.”