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Llama antibodies may hold the surprising cure for HIV
ATLANTA — Researchers at Georgia State University have turned to an unexpected friend in their quest to combat HIV: llamas. Yes, you read that right – those woolly, long-necked creatures typically associated with the Andes mountains might hold the key to neutralizing one of the most persistent viruses of our time.
Six important questions for each MEAC football team ahead of Media Day
The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference’s football media day is just around the corner, and there is at least one important question each of the conference’s six football-playing members must answer if they are to have a chance at a trip to Atlanta and the Celebration Bowl. 1. How will...
Republic Lounge murder: Suspect still at large after more than a year
ATLANTA - Atlanta police are looking for a man named Jonathan Soto in connection to a murder more than a year ago. Police officers responded to a person shot call around 6:48 p.m. Feb. 4, 203, at the Republic Lounge on Brady Avenue NW. Upon arrival, they found a man...
Man turns bus into laundry service for the homeless
Nicky Crawford, a retired African American man from Atlanta, Georgia, is using his personal resources to make a profound impact on his city’s local homeless population, ensuring they have access to basic necessities. In a city where over a quarter of the state’s homeless reside and eviction backlogs in Fulton County are forcing more people onto the streets daily, Crawford’s efforts are a beacon of hope.
U.S. Sec. of Education Miguel Cardona touts student debt relief, HBCU funding during Atlanta visit
U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona was in Atlanta Wednesday, meeting with the heads of several of the state’s historically Black colleges and universities. He also spoke with students who’ve recently benefited from debt relief from the Biden administration, and met with others to learn more about how to support women of color in higher […] The post U.S. Sec. of Education Miguel Cardona touts student debt relief, HBCU funding during Atlanta visit appeared first on Rough Draft Atlanta.
GSU Graduate and Honors Alum Lauren Adams Named Woodruff Fellow
ATLANTA — Georgia State University Honors College graduate Lauren Adams (B.A. ’24) has been selected as a 2024-25 Woodruff Fellow for the Woodruff, Whitehead and Evans Foundations. The yearlong fellowship offers work experience to recent college graduates interested in the nonprofit and philanthropic sectors. Over 12 months, the fellow works closely with the foundations' staff on a range of work related to nonprofits and philanthropies. The foundations distribute more than $500 million annually to nonprofit organizations in Atlanta, the state of Georgia and across the Southeast. Adams is GSU's third fellow to be named a Woodruff Fellow since 2020.
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta keeps its title as world’s busiest airport
In what is likely not a surprise, Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport was named the world’s busiest airport again. Officials said it was proof the Atlanta airport was still a “key hub for connecting travelers worldwide.”
Thursday's Report: Ex-Mercer coach Gary land nearby gig, Henley set for British Open; SEC Media Days; Uecker, a treasure; Another Clark record, Vitale's cancer battle, college's landscape
In Coverage: Henley looks for major improvement at British Open. 📰S📰C📰O📰R📰E📰B📰O📰A📰R📰D. Former Mercer head coach Gary lands at Georgia Tech. The indications had been there for several weeks, and became reality on Wednesday with the announcement that Greg Gary had joined the Georgia Tech men’s basketball staff.
Grant Park Conservancy Summer Shade Festival Returns
For over two decades, the Grant Park Conservancy Summer Shade Festival has welcomed music, art, and event enthusiasts to close out summer during two fun-filled days celebrating Atlanta’s oldest park. The 22nd annual Summer Shade Festival will take place on Saturday, August 24 beginning at 10:00am, and Sunday, August 25 beginning at 10:00am.
MGA Foundation Awarded $50,000 Grant to Strengthen Alumni Initiatives
The Middle Georgia State University (MGA) Foundation has been selected to receive a $50,000 grant to strengthen alumni and fundraising initiatives. Awarded by the University System of Georgia (USG) Foundation, the Capacity-Building grant will directly support MGA’s efforts in alumni engagement, donor stewardship, impact reporting, and professional development training, which play a key role in ensuring the University’s continued growth.
Where are they Now? Richmond Hill's Joe Fusile: From Walk-On to Georgia Tech Captain and Burlsworth Trophy Nominee
Joe Fusile, a former standout football player from Richmond Hill High School (Class of 2021), has come a long way since his days as a player at left tackle in high school. Attending Georgia Tech Fusile's journey exemplifies the importance of hardwork and commitment. According to an article on the...
OTR Hoops: Elite 32 Part II Standouts via David Hinds – July 17, 2024
Atlanta , Georgia, – The Live Period is here, and On the Radar Hoops scouts are flooding the scene across the greater Atlanta area. Teams from across the Southeast region is on full display putting in the hard work. Here is who stood out at the Elite 32. Connor...
Blocked Braves top prospect could be the ticket to landing huge deadline name
Alex Anthopoulos has some big decisions to make. The Atlanta Braves are still very much a playoff team after a frustrating first half for Braves Country's standards. While the starting pitching has been phenomenal, the batting order has been anything but that. Yes, not having Michael Harris II for well over a month now hurts and so does having Ronald Acuña Jr. out for the season, but make a move!
Delta flight diverted back to Atlanta airport after 'smoky odor' detected in cabin, airline says
ATLANTA — A Delta flight was diverted back to the Atlanta airport on Wednesday after a "smoky odor" was detected in the cabin, according to a spokesperson for Delta Air Lines. According to the airline, Delta flight 4955 took off from Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport and was heading to Montgomery,...
63-Year-Old Man Wounded in Early Morning Shooting on Atlanta’s Southwest Side
Early this morning, in the pre-dawn hours of Atlanta's southwest side, a 63-year-old man fell victim to gunfire while seated inside his vehicle. According to a report issued by the Atlanta Police Department, officers from Zone 3 were dispatched to the vicinity of 262 Arthur Langford Jr. Pl. SW around 1:39 a.m. following a report of a shooting.
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