The Red and Black

The Red and Black

An independent news organization for students, catering to the University of Georgia and the Athens area. Established in 1893.

Local, Student/Alumni
English, Spanish
Newspaper

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#243842

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#54402

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#1643

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  • 1 month ago | redandblack.com | Allison Mawn |Jesse Wood |Ellis Goud

    As the semester draws to a close, The Red & Black's newsroom leaders — Editor in Chief Allison Mawn, Managing Editor Jesse Wood and Deputy Editor of Standards and Practices Ellis Goud — reflect on the defining moments, personal growth and enduring impact of their time in student journalism. Their heartfelt goodbyes offer gratitude, encouragement and a glimpse into the legacy they leave behind. My college experience, to put it simply, changed my life.

  • 1 month ago | redandblack.com | Ethan Greene |Libby Hobbs |Forest Dynes |Laney Martin

    Allison Perfetti, left, and Allison Smith, right, perform a jazz mashup during Dancing With the Athens Stars at The Classic Center in Athens, Georgia, on Saturday, March 15, 2025. The event, showcasing local Athens leaders and popular figures, supports Project Safe, a non-profit organization working to end domestic violence. (Photo/Ethan Greene; @the.greene.camera)

  • 1 month ago | redandblack.com | Libby Hobbs |Molly Moore

    University of Georgia students said the biggest mental health challenges they’re facing are anxiety, depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), inconsistent sleep and general academic stress, according to a short survey administered by Grady College of Journalism and Mass communication.

  • 1 month ago | redandblack.com | Gracie Howard

    The Clarke Middle Health Center hosted its ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday, May 1, welcoming a crowd of dozens of medical staff, students and community members to visit and tour

  • 1 month ago | redandblack.com | Katherine Lee

    Sweet Pea Club at the State Botanical Garden of Georgia offers an enriching experience for young learners to become more comfortable with nature through numerous engaging activities. Beginning in its current form in 2022, the Sweet Pea Club has opened its doors to children ages 3-5 and their guardians. The club meets on Thursday mornings from March to October with different events each week. Whether it be a puppet show, tea party or small hike, Sweet Pea Club has something to offer for everyone.

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