Clarke County School District Chief Administrative Officer Brannon Gaskins gives insight into the school district’s current reopening plan in the midst of COVID-19.
The process to remove likes from Instagram has the potential to improve mental health, prevent cyberbullying and lower rates of depression for social media users.
While the National Collegiate Athletic Association is attempting to make college sports more fair, substantial regulation is needed.
Although many Clarke Central High School students recognize Juuling as an activity that occurs among the student body, fewer are aware of the potential health consequences.
The Clarke Central High School tennis team head coach Elliot Slane shares his hopes for the upcoming season.
Despite the good intentions behind the See Something Send Something app, it is not an effective solution to widespread crises such as gun violence.
Clarke County School District community members met at a Board of Education meeting on Dec. 17 to protest the appointment of an Interim Superintendent in the place of previous Superintendent Demond Means.
The Clarke Central High School boys and girls varsity basketball teams played Heritage High School boys and girls varsity teams on Dec. 10 in the New Gym.
To rectify the mistreatment of African-American communities during slavery, demands for reparations have recently taken shape in the United States and more locally at the University of Georgia.
Clarke County School District leaders are engaging in behavior that is distracting from the needs of CCSD students.
ODYSSEY Media Group Social Media staffer Maggie Kelleher reflects on the passing of her dog Rayna on July 29, 2017.
Clarke Central High School junior Donte Marquies’s confidence in himself helps him spread his positive mindset to his peers.
On Sept. 20, a global climate strike was organized to address the inaction of government officials against climate change.
Clarke Central High School junior Alexander Robinson and CCHS freshman Connor Allen discuss the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe after “Avengers: Endgame” — spoiler-free.
Clarke Central High School freshman Dionne McCalla found a passion for chess at a young age, as he’s grown it has taught him valuable lessons.
Romantic sci-fi graphic novel “On a Sunbeam” was published Oct. 2 by American cartoonist Tillie Walden.
Clarke Central High School’s new cell phone policy is beneficial for the student body.
Visuals staffer Audrey Kennedy explains how she sought comfort through her art when dealing with the aftermath of her parents’ divorce.
The current climate of distrust and hostility towards the media in the U.S. threatens our First Amendment right to the freedom of speech.