Alexander Robinson

The CCHS mock trial team has begun preparing for their season. This year they are facing a multitude of changes due to COVID-19.

The ODYSSEY Newsmagazine was named a finalist for the National Scholastic Press Association’s highest award, the Pacemaker, on Nov. 5.

From March 6 through 8, members of the ODYSSEY Media Group, Journalism 1 and iliad Literary-Art magazine attended the annual Southern Interscholastic Press Association conference.

Sports Editor Alexander Robinson has grown up with a commitment to athleticism.

ODYSSEY Media Group Digital Editor and SIPA presidental candidate Owen “Big-O” Donnelly sits down with OMG Sports Editor Alexander Robinson to talk about the SIPA presidency and his platform.

While the National Collegiate Athletic Association is attempting to make college sports more fair, substantial regulation is needed.

While by no means perfect, “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” is a thrilling, entertaining and fitting end to the Skywalker saga.

ODYSSEY Media Group Sports Editor Alexander Robinson reflects on a cathartic experience he had in Berlin, Germany, as a sixth-grader.

The Clarke Central High School varsity football team defeated Lithia Springs High School in the first round of the state playoffs on Nov. 16.

Burney-Harris-Lyons Middle School media specialist Shona Foster has an ambitious schedule planned for the 2019-2020 school year.

Variety staffer Andrew Robinson reflects on the positive relationship he shares with his brother, Alexander Robinson.

Clarke Central High School defeated Winder-Barrow High School in the first varsity football game of the year on Aug. 24, after being rescheduled due to inclement weather.

Sports Editor Alexander Robinson explores how his racial makeup has influenced his social life.

Members of the Clarke Central High School varsity football team hope to build off the progress of the 2018 season.

Clarke Central High School sophomore and JROTC platoon first sergeant Hayyah De Lane is awarded a $1250 scholarship by the National Association of Black Accountants.

ODYSSEY Media Group News Editor Alexander Robinson examines some of the critical Senate elections of 2018.

The Clarke Central High School varsity and JV volleyball teams will each play Athens Christian High School and Oconee County High School on Sept. 20.

Friends, family and teammates remember the life and accomplishments of Athenian icon Billy Henderson.

Clarke Central High School junior and varsity soccer player Charles Dawe reflects on his team’s record and continued improvements.

CCHS Student Government Association President Tro’vonta Burgess and varsity basketball power forward Quamontae Monfort talk about the pep rally held on March 5 in the New Gym.

Sports staffer Alexander Robinson sits down to interview head CCHS track and field coach Justin Jones about the program’s record and performance.

Those instrumental in the creation of the CCHS bass fishing team reflect on how it has developed over the past three years.

“The Post,” now playing at Beechwood Cinema and GTC University Cinemas, is a timely period drama that tells a compelling narrative speaking to the importance of journalistic integrity.

National protests during sporting events have sparked debate and controversy at the national, state and local level about the ethics of athletes protesting during games.

Sophomore sports staffer Alexander Robinson reflects on political tension surrounding Thanksgiving Break.

“Midnight Madness” serves as the kickoff to the basketball season and first public competition.

Broadcast Editor Kelly Fulford and Sports Staffer Alexander Robinson interview Clarke Central High School students about the Homecoming Dance, which will take place on Oct. 7, in this edition of Man on the Street.

The Clarke Central High School Gladiators defeated the Cedar Shoals High School Jaguars 48-7 in the 51st Classic City Championship on Sept. 22.

Newly-appointed head cross country coach Alex Holmes joins the Clarke Central High School athletic department after coaching at Apalachee High School for thirteen years.

Season three of Adult Swim’s “Rick and Morty” is in full swing! Find out which character you’re most like with this fun and not-at-all pointless quiz by sports staffer Alexander Robinson!

Maria Somilleda is the captain of the varsity girls soccer team at Clarke Central High School. Somilleda has made strives to improve her soccer skills over the past few years.

“Causality” is a clever game that challenges the player by presenting complex problems that demand specific solutions.

Cross-town rivals Cedar Shoals High School and Clarke Central High School basketball teams will face off on Dec. 10 and Jan. 21, 2017.