This article is part of a series on college life for CCHS alumni. The other stories can be viewed here.
Georgia State University, an institution that has seen a drastic rise in enrollment, ethnicity,...
This is the third article in our Black History Month series on African-Americans less mentioned in the history books. Most information for the series was based off articles on History.com.
When people...
Chamblee Charter High School’s swim and dive team, the Bullsharks, is swimming their way to state.
On January 25 and 26, the DeKalb County swim and dive meets were held in the Chamblee natatorium....
For many of us living in or around the Atlanta area, the Super Bowl is usually just “the thing we lost two years ago” or “the Patriots winning again.” It’s a constant reminder of the halftime...
This is the second article in our Black History Month series on African-Americans less mentioned in the history books. Most information for the series was based off articles on History.com.
Stokely...
I’m not sure there’s a better way to sum up the theme of Yayoi Kusama’s “Infinity Mirrors” showcase than with the name of one of her own past exhibitions: “An Eternity of Eternal Eternity.”
If...
In one way or another, we’re all pressured to end the year with a bang. Every year, it is a constant scramble to make one final testament to the year before the transition to the next. This year, however,...
With 2018 come and gone, the time is upon us when the Grammys will crown one singular album with their top honor: Album of the Year. Normally, I wouldn’t have any vested interest in the outcome of this...
This is the first article in our Black History Month series on African-Americans less mentioned in the history books. Most information for the series was based off articles on History.com.
When most...
Beginning January 14, science teacher Shaheen Begum, along with assistant principal Milton Hall, implemented Chamblee’s Title I funds in the form of an “after-school enrichment academy” specifically...
Our country’s government made history this month -- by not accomplishing anything.
Beginning on December 22, 2018, the United States government went into a partial shutdown over a financial disagreement...
The new year always brings new hopes, goals, and ambitions; in the case of Chamblee Charter High School, it brings two new interim principals, as well. Since the start of January, Terese Allen and Robert...
