Education

Emory University announced that chief operating officer Christopher L. Augostini will be its next president, starting in the role in September.

Emory argues that it had “no choice” but to request assistance from the Atlanta Police Department during a 2024 protest that led to the arrest of three professors.

How safe are digital spaces for children? A growing number of lawsuits against online gaming platform Roblox paints a dismal picture.

Decatur residents have planned a rally Thursday in part to demand a full independent investigation into the school district's financial practices and expenditures.

The winner of Georgia's state bee is competing in the Scripps National Spelling Bee for the third year in a row.

As Georgia students graduate, higher unemployment and slower hiring raise concerns, though employers still project modest gains for the class of 2026.

As food and gas prices rise for Georgians, the cost of high school graduation dues, prom and other senior year activities are another stressor for families.

A Douglas County high school teacher accused earlier this month of having sex with a student now faces more charges, according to arrest warrants.

Future partnerships with the city of Atlanta must include stronger accountability, a revisit of pilot payments and a deeper analysis of existing caps on corridor TADs.

Graduation rates are up but the current system is delivering diplomas, not readiness. There is a path to address this challenge.