The closure of the campus coffee shop, Stormy Brews, has been puzzling students since the beginning of the school year. Many students have used the café in the past as a place to study, catch up with friends, and get a snack or drink, but Stormy Brews has been vacant for nearly two months. Stormy Brews café | Photo by Georgia Earls Rumors have been circulating regarding the reason for the unexplained shutdown, including a widespread story that the cafe was serving food with

Last time I spoke with Ace Monroe in February of 2024, they were about to set off on their official tour for their second studio album, which found them emerging from the eastern side of the country for the first time. Now, with a fresh new tracklist and a hot-blooded, nonstop, coast-to-coast tour of 40+ cities under their stylish belts, Ace Monroe is truly coming into their own–and they’re thrumming with energy, simultaneously brimming with potential and constantly in motion

Two fall concerts bring students, faculty, and the Brookhaven community together for a week of music, creativity, and connection Photo by Kate Wilson '27 Oglethorpe University’s music department is stepping into the spotlight with two events this week designed to bring students, faculty, and the community together through live performance. The department will present its annual fall gala “Beneath the Hallowed Moon” on Thursday, Oct. 23 at 8 p.m. in the Conant Performing Arts

What do professors get up to outside of school hours? For Christina Price Washington, she finds her work-life balance by participating in Art and Photography exhibitions around the Atlanta area. Washington is currently a part of an exhibition held by the Atlanta Photography Group (APG) called Lumen: Women and Non-Binary Artists . This exhibition allows for artwork in the form of digital or film photography, sculptures, and mixed media. The exhibition draws a particular focus

Brookhaven’s neighboring city of Chamblee will put on its 16th annual A Taste of Chamblee (AToC) festival on Oct. 18 from 3-8 p.m. Hosted in Chamblee’s downtown area–just a 10-minute drive from Oglethorpe’s campus–the event will bring together families, food lovers, and football fans for an evening of togetherness. AToC Beer Garden and Football | Photo sourced from the A Taste of Chamblee Website “It’s more than a food festival,” said Brittney Linsday, the community engageme

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