The Knights lost to Decatur 44-13 at the homecoming football game on Oct. 9. The Knights are now 0-7 overall and will face ...

At Midtown, academic achievement is ubiquitous. A 4.0 GPA, several AP classes and a long list of extracurriculars can make ...

Former Southerner adviser Dave Winter spent 34 years in education, helping student journalists find their voices and tell the ...

Atlanta’s E-Bike Rebate Program is changing how some residents get around the city, with recipients reporting fewer car trips ...

Football has proven to be one of the Knights’ most underwhelming teams. The reality is unavoidable: the team suffers another ...

When junior Melina Welch is not at school, she enjoys playing tennis, running and biking. In addition, she has a passion for music and plays guitar, violin, piano and sings. “I enjoy music because ...

A behavioral screening, commissioned by Atlanta Public Schools and administered to Midtown students, has prompted privacy concerns. Many students, parents and teachers said they did not have adequate ...

Sophomore Thomas Sehat has always been interested in classical music. From playing his violin in Midtown’s Mastery Orchestra to attending concerts of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Sehat has enjoyed ...

Democratic U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff and Republican U.S. Representative Mike Collins faced off in a highly anticipated, ...

Georgia’s HOPE Scholarship is historically one of the state’s most impactful education policies. It provides consistent ...

What started as a way to stay in shape for soccer has turned into a standout cross country career for freshman Roman ...

The City of Atlanta currently allows city employees six weeks of paid parental leave. However, a new proposed policy would ...