
Although people claim to wash their hands after dirty activities, when you observe them in person, the story (especially for men) is different.
Cities where pedestrians happily walk to their destinations instead of driving everywhere are our dream, but what if walking means taking your...

The latest study on urban black male academic achievement is out, and the data is pretty grim.

A look back at the infographics that drew the most attention, on topics from happiness to Burning Man

A health food corner store in Atlanta eschews the local food movement's idealization of agricultural labor, opting for a vintage-train vibe.

Seattle's lost the Most Literate City in America crown. Is the rest of America losing the literacy battle?

In the wake of Atlanta's massive scandal, why aren't more states copying the SAT and GRE and moving their high stakes tests online?
Secretary of Education Arne Duncan is wrapping up a tour of state school systems around the country. A blog post on the Atlanta Journal...

A ninth-grade physics teacher at the private Westminster Schools in Atlanta uses the addictive game to teach the laws of projectile motion.

Top high school students are feeling the pressure to get into the best colleges, so they're signing up for summer school. Willingly.

Atlanta's Cool Girls shows girls ages 7-18 how to make lifelong choices that are good for them and their bodies.

The march may be over, but the battle for public education is just getting started.
If you're at all worried about hyper-intelligent machines taking over the planet, soothe your apocalyptic anxieties with this video of the BumBot,...

Twelve of the fifteen strangest items dropped to mark the start of the New Year in different towns and cities around America are edible.
How do you erect an entire museum to an idea as divisive and abstract as patriotism? A trip to Atlanta's newest tourist attraction invites the...