The author behind 2014's "Queen Sugar" hosts a conversation for her second novel, "Friends and Family," led by Atlanta author ...

Nothing stands in the way of Charity Hamidullah creating art. Not even physical hurdles stall her visual storytelling. Before painting each day, Hamidullah takes her mini pit bull Umi on an early ...

Shaquille O’Neal made millions during his NBA career, but he admitted Friday that there was a time when he didn’t understand something as basic as a credit score — a lesson he learned while trying to ...

The moment came with just over six minutes left in Game 3 of the WNBA Finals. Atlanta Dream forward Rhyne Howard stood on the free throw line, trying to put her team up by 19 points. As the All-Star ...

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

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

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

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

Buddy Red didn’t set out to sing or rap. His dream was to be a producer. The eldest son of legendary Atlanta rapper T.I. saw himself lending his production talents to folks like Jay-Z, J. Cole, ...

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

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 ...