In control, out of hand: Teen girls struggle with disordered eating Natalie Hall and Brennan Fritts April 15, 2026
Atlanta Public Schools approves plan to repurpose 16 schools in district Brennan Fritts February 16, 2026
Midtown students rally against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Brennan Fritts and Aerin Jones January 30, 2026
District addresses solutions to overutilization of schools, public reacts Brennan Fritts September 12, 2025
Proposed Georgia house bill will prohibit personal electronic devices in schools Brennan Fritts and Ayan Amin May 2, 2025
Midtown announces AP African American Studies for upcoming year Zelda Lerner and Brennan Fritts April 4, 2025
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion programs under threat, community reacts Brennan Fritts, Mariam Darb, and Zelda Lerner March 28, 2025
Midtown’s March for Our Lives chapter releases gun safety parent pledge Brennan Fritts March 10, 2025
Israel, Hamas agree on ceasefire, community hopes for peace Brennan Fritts, Mariam Darb, Zelda Lerner, and Henry Moye January 27, 2025
Protesters gather in response to Trump’s inauguration Brennan Fritts and Julia Barton January 20, 2025
Promise Scholarship program approved for inaugural 2025-26 school year Brennan Fritts January 16, 2025
Sofianos appointed as first Midtown cluster superintendent Henry Moye and Brennan Fritts December 16, 2024
Polling locations across Midtown calm on Election Day Sierra Pape, Connie Erdozain, Brennan Fritts, Henry Moye, Penelope Keenan, and Ayan Amin November 5, 2024
Two hurricanes in October damage Southeast, raise climate change concerns Brennan Fritts, Zelda Lerner, Henry Moye, and Julia Barton October 29, 2024
District increases 2024-25 lunch budget $15 million, prioritizes food quality, variety Brennan Fritts October 2, 2024
Midtown’s March for Our Lives club leads walkout against gun violence Brennan Fritts and Zelda Lerner September 22, 2024
![The monumental $100 million donation is projected to be used to increase affordability for current students and dually invest in scholarships for future students to remove possible financial barriers. Sophomore Kennedy Clemons [above] is pursuing a career in acting.](https://thesoutherneronline.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/spelman-college-pic-903x1200.jpeg)
