When I accepted my place in the Emory Class of 2020, I was sure I was ready for college. I could already picture it: I’d find my group of friends in the first couple of weeks. We would get breakfast together before classes, study on the quad during sunny days, and stay up all night…

Where to Eat My friend and I have our own little tradition — each time we go out, we record where we’ve been and rate it on various categories, from aesthetic to food and service. We’re both ramen fiends and the *best* ramen place we’ve been to is near Georgia Tech — it’s called Momonoki.…

Atlanta Science Festival Saturday, Mar. 9–Saturday, Mar. 23, various sites in Atlanta. atlantasciencefestival.orgFounded in 2014 by Emory University and Georgia Tech, this annual public celebration of local science and technology has already become a learning destination for over 100,000 people and features over 100 community partnerships. In short, this festival is dedicated to exploring relationships between…

Winter Wonderland Through Sunday, Jan. 6, Fernbank Museum of Natural History. fernbankmuseum.org/explore/special-exhibitions/winter-wonderland Fernbank’s Winter Wonderland is a two-floor, sparkly and creative celebration of numerous, diverse holidays, traditions and events from around the word. A visit to this iconic Atlanta venue is a must, whether you’re checking out the Dinosaur Plaza, exploring the great outdoors through…

Whether you’re just starting kindergarten or your first year of college, there is nothing more stressful than the first day of school. We’ve all been there, rummaging through our closets trying to find that perfect outfit, making sure all of our school supplies are in order, et cetera et cetera. I remember when I started…