Elevators have malfunctioned for multiple days and weeks at a time, and one student says the school should prioritize safety over aesthetics.

An explainer about how the government shutdown affects students at Clark Atlanta University, and what the data says about which departments are affected the most.

Why questions surrounding a death that happened in a Georgia park have left many unsettled On a chilled afternoon at Fair Oaks Park in Marietta, Ga., visitors breeze through the area without much thought or hesitation. People are playing basketball in the back left corner; parents are parking up to let their kids run freely through the playground, and everybody is enjoying their midday outing. Now past the basketball courts, the playground, and the tennis court, the sense of

On September 11th at 11:38 a.m., Clark Atlanta University students and faculty received a shelter-in-place email from the university.

Photo Credits: The Culture Collective On February 4th, 2025, Provost Charlene D. Gilbert sent out an email blast announcing that Dr....

The Panther Newspaper is back in print.

A guide to what is needed on Election Day

The AUC’s out-of-state students face time constraints, and expenses as their voting options dwindle Tara Winstead With less than a few...

Candidate President Donald Trump said he would cut federal funding for any school pushing critical race theory In a thought-provoking...

Photo By David Peinado As immigration emerges as a pivotal issue in the 2024 election, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp’s decision to send...