Freelance journalist and graduate student.
It’s an all-too-common sight: banana peels, coffee grounds and other organic waste going straight into the trash bin in offices across the University of Georgia campus.
Hours before the polls close, some voters are already planning how and where they’ll watch the returns tonight. Others say they’re going to shun the whole spectacle.
There’s something different about the geography-geology building roof. Instead of the usual flat, gray roof, the geography-geology building is 2,200 square feet of grass, vegetables and green space. Topped with…
A group of UGA students spent a recent weekend planning new developments in Winterville, a small, rural city in eastern Clarke County, where they worked with the public to identify environmental design problems in the community and find solutions.
Empty houses, “no trespassing” signs, and trees marked for destruction give the grounds of Northwest Georgia Regional Hospital in Rome a forlorn air. The once-bustling institution is silent except for bird calls and the distant sound of traffic.
Mary Sidney Harbert, senior investigator for the Southern Center for Human Rights, discusses the pre-arrest diversion program launching in Atlanta/Fulton County in the summer of 2017.
Janet Bjornlie, a pollworker at Whit Davis Elementary School, discusses what it’s like to vote on Election Day.
Charles Knapper, vice chairman of the Board of Elections for Athens-Clarke County, discusses the election process.
Delores Nowell discusses her stay at Northwest Georgia Regional Hospital, a state hospital in Rome, Georgia that closed its doors in 2011.
