Before he became a globally recognized thinker and author of “The Souls of Black Folk,” which identified the “color line” as America’s defining problem, W.E.B. Du Bois came to Atlanta — and it changed ...

From Atari and Nintendo to PlayStation 5, Brooke Leigh Howard shares how video games helped her family stay connected through ...

From marching bands and homecoming to campus life and cultural analysis, UATL recommends four Black culture books that ...

A nearly $147 million student housing development serving Morehouse and Spelman colleges was set for groundbreaking Thursday, ...

Award-winning comedian and writer Ali Siddiq turns his viral comedy empire into "The Custom Fit Tour," coming to State Farm ...

Clark Atlanta kicked off homecoming with a 5K and SGA officer inauguration. Remaining events include the Mister and Miss ...

Guests were anxious to get inside the gates to Clark Atlanta University Saturday. A long line stretched down Beckwith Street as visitors waited to enter the campus for tailgating. The CAU Panthers ...

Ethiopia Habtemariam has spent much of her career betting on Atlanta, even when others in the music industry struggled to see its value. As a freshman at Benjamin E. Mays High School, she shadowed an ...

Clifford “T.I.” Harris remembers getting a call from music producer Dallas Austin that changed his life 25 years ago. The Atlanta-based rapper, who released his debut album, “I’m Serious,” in 2001, ...

For former Haitian Olympian Naomy Grand’Pierre, her country’s return to soccer’s biggest stage is about much more than goals and standings. It is a chance for Haiti to tell a different story.