When people say that a certain event or decision “saved their life,” I’ve always looked at that as overdramatic. And yet here I am, back from my Blue & Gold hermithood, to tell all of you that...

The world of politics can seem complicated, but some of Chamblee’s students have it down-pat. On October 12 and 13, Chamblee’s Model UN team attended the Georgia Tech Model UN (GTMUN) conference at...

Robin Thicke, Katy Perry, Ed Sheeran. All three artists have been hit by prominent copyright lawsuits over their songs, which allegedly plagiarized from songs by various artists. But how valid is it to...

This is the second part of a two part series on Chamblee alumnus Ryan Gravel. Read the first part here. Ever since Chamblee alum Ryan Gravel envisioned the Atlanta BeltLine, his career has taken off....

This is the first part of a two part series about Chamblee alumnus Ryan Gravel. The second part will be posted tomorrow. Ryan Gravel has come a long way since his days at Chamblee Charter High School....

Three fumbles, an interception, and a safety-- and that was only the first quarter. Deep in the mountains of Jasper, Georgia, the Bulldogs played the Pickens County Dragons, and despite the many errors...

The Georgia Department of Transportation has recently announced a bold new initiative that will be completed over the next decade: toll lanes will be added above and beside I-285 and GA-400. According...

Nostalgia for the movies that seemed to play on repeat permeates young adult culture. Somehow we as a generation have managed to idealize and cherish everything about the High School Musical franchise,...

Over the past few weeks, Chamblee Charter High School has dealt with a massive air conditioning problem. With a malfunctioning motor on Chamblee’s cooling tower and an HVAC system struggling to keep...

From the Barrier Islands to the Appalachian Mountains, Georgia hosts a diverse array of ecosystems and natural wonders. With such a captivating landscape, you would think that somewhere within the 60,000...