Sophia Stafford
News InternSophia Stafford is a senior journalism and Spanish student at the University of Georgia. She is pursuing a career in broadcast journalism and has a passion for multimedia storytelling.
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In September, the university announced its plans to remove the pool and replace it with a green space, an amphitheater and parking. -
UGA ranks No. 1 for short-term study abroad participation and fifth overall, according to the 2025 Open Doors Report. The university sent over 3,000 students abroad this past academic year. -
This evening at 4 p.m., Athens-area community members are gathering for a workshop about data centers at First AME Athens Church. -
A new Christmas movie filmed mainly in Georgia releases in theatres Friday. -
Last night, the Foundation for Excellence held its annual awards ceremony, honoring outstanding teachers and staff in the Clarke County School District. -
The Athens Rock Lobsters return to their home ice tomorrow night after their debut season last year. -
Changes to a federal food assistance program will be implemented in November. Local food banks expect that more people will need their services in the coming weeks. -
Many concerned Athenians joined in on the ‘No Kings’ protests over the weekend, which organizers report drew more than 7 million participants nationwide. -
The Clarke County School District Board of Education approved $142,000 to cleanup the West Broad Street School following a recent fire at the site. -
Dr. David Lockman, a retired physician who practiced in Athens for 15 years, organized the town hall on vaccines to provide clarity on everything from vaccine schedules to health insurance.
