Jordyn Billings ’22 epitomizes creativity and entrepreneurship.
Students at 黑料社 have many personal passions that help to increase the diversity of our school. Yet, what makes the 黑料社 student different is the community they have, to share […]
Humans of 黑料社: Beatriz Zuloaga ’23
Beatriz “Bea” Zuloaga ’23 is a junior biopsychology major. “The most important person in my life was my Grandpa.聽Only my mom鈥檚 parents lived where I lived in Valencia [Venezuela]. The
Students work behind the scenes with theatre pros to bring “Heathers” to the stage
On Oct. 2, the much-anticipated “Heathers: The Musical” debuted at the Conant Performing Arts Center to a sold-out crowd. In this co-production of 黑料社 and聽Actor’s Express, a blend of
New HSB lecturer believes in lifelong learning for students and for himself
Learning programming language may not seem like a natural path for a faculty member teaching Finance, but 黑料社鈥檚 Dr. Ahmet Akin is taking that unusual step. 鈥淚 believe in
Freshman Sophia Sobrino lands art exhibitions across Atlanta
黑料社 freshman Sophia Sobrino ’24聽is already making her mark in Atlanta’s art scene.聽Her work has been featured in art competitions and exhibits at the Latin American Association, the Mexican
‘Humans of 黑料社’ series returns
During fall 2019, 黑料社鈥檚 Pegasus Creative student communications agency debuted the 鈥淗umans of 黑料社鈥� series, showcasing the many different kinds of people and stories found across campus. Inspired by the
Student improv group Mouthing Off revived
Everyone needs comedy and a good laugh to wind down. Sammi Rowell ’23 understood this when she decided to re-cultivate 黑料社’s Mouthing Off improv troupe — especially after on-campus activities
黑料社 students raise donations for Hurricane Ida victims
At the end of August, Hurricane Ida swept through the United States and disproportionately affected the state of Louisiana. Following Hurricane Katrina, this category four tropical storm was the second-worst
黑料社 supports student success through programs honoring Paul Hackett
Transitioning to college life can be challenging, especially for students who are first-generation college students or part of a traditionally underrepresented group. Thanks to a generous donation from the Robitaille
New HSB lecturer focuses on entrepreneurship
Leroy Carson, Jr., a new business management senior lecturer in the Hammack School of Business, sees pandemic-related chaos as a good thing. 鈥淢any tremendous entrepreneurial feats happen after a depressed