BY MIA HAYNES – Let’s Talk Sex: Sexually Transmitted and Drug-Resistant Most colleges all across the country require students to take classes like Physical Education, First-Year Seminars, or introductory humanities

BY MORENIKE ISOLA – There is no doubt that physicians serve a prominent role in sustaining the health of citizens across the United States, and more importantly, on a global scale.

BY SASHA STOGNIY –  Kyle Meyer has been the Scientific Glass Blowing Shop Manager at UGA for 3 years. The door to his shop, located in Chemistry 335-337, is always

BY KATIE LUQUIRE – Immunotherapy is a buzzword that is sweeping the nation with the hope of improving outlook for those with cancer. But what does immunotherapy actually mean? The

BY ISHAN VAISH – Escherichia coli is a particularly nasty bacterial infection. If caught quickly, E. coli might just seem like a slightly more extreme stomach ache; however, if left untreated

BY ZEHADI ALAM –  Most people want a better memory, especially us college students. It seems obvious that a cognitive improvement such as enhanced memory could only provide a net

BY YASMIN GOREJA – Food insecurity is an issue many children in Georgia face. To live in a “food insecure” household means that children have limited access to healthy food

BY ALEX HOLLOWAY –  As of 2017, 68.5 million individuals have been forcibly displaced worldwide as a result of persecution, conflict, violence or human rights violations. Fortunately, Clarkston, Georgia took

BY GRACE HUNNINGS – Founded in 1828, The Medical College of Georgia (MCG) stands today as the forerunner medical school of Georgia’s university system. As one of the top 10