Nexus magazine

08/19/2018

Read Nexus editor Yoanna Shushkova’s review of Taylor Swift’s “Reputation” tourconcert at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Aug. 10-11 in the Nexus website at:

“I love you Atlanta,” Taylor Swift repeated during her concert, and for good reason since her “Reputation” tour brought together more than 116,000 people on Aug. 10 and Aug. 11 at Mercedes- Benz Stadium. She was the first artist to perform two nights in a row, and the biggest artist to come ...

05/28/2016

We hope you didn't miss out on the last issue of the year featuring an exclusive interview with Grady's very own, Fuiste!

11/18/2015

Our 1st issue of the year is finally here! The fresh and new staff has worked hard to bring you the new and improved Nexus... Make sure to grab a copy!

09/10/2015

Congrats to 2015 alum Hannah Martin who today was named a national finalist in the 2015 NSPA Design of the Year competition in the illustration category.

2015 Design of the Year Finalists Posted on September 9, 2015 by studentpress The National Scholastic Press Association is pleased to announce finalists for the Design of the Year. They are: Newspaper Page One Tanner Nypen The Roundup, Brophy College Preparatory School, Phoenix, Ariz. Alex Toma, Pey…

05/29/2015

A commentary by Nexus staff member Emma Mathews was featured on WABE FM last Friday. If you failed to listen to her piece about the perils of standardized testing when it aired, you can pass the test by listening now. You'll be glad you did.

A Teen View On Testing Season May 22nd, 2015 by Youth Radio Atlanta Featured on WABE Listen Now download By: Emma Mathews Ever since elementary school, standardized tests have been a part of my life. I never liked them. No child wants to sit there and fill out bubbles for hours when they could be do…

04/29/2015

COMPENDIUM XV---Grady's AP studio art class led by teacher John Brandhorst opened the doors to their annual art show tonight at the Eyedrum Art & Music Gallery downtown. Many Grady students, parents and teachers that stopped by were wowed by the number of unique and eclectic talents that these students possessed and presented to the public. The art students, mostly seniors, showed off their art ranging from mixed media to photography and took the final bow to their remaining days in high school.
Photos by Uzuki Kakinuma

04/20/2015

Look what arrived on campus today. Our second issue features Lillian Fahey's GSPA-award winning photo illustration on the cover and managing editor Hannah Martin's double Quill and Scroll Gold Key-winning story and illustration on page 22.

03/28/2015

If you missed Faye Webster's commentary, "Music of My Adolescence," when it aired on WABE-FM earlier this week, fret not. You can listen to it by clicking the link below. And you should. Right. Now.

For 17-year-old Faye Webster, music has played a pivotal role in her adolescence.

03/24/2015

Great News to Report: Nexus renaissance woman Faye Webster, our resident music critic/artistic photographer/features reporter/avant garde designer/lead singer will add radio commentator to her long list of accolades this WEDNESDAY when her piece airs on NPR Morning Edition on WABE 90.1 FM. Be sure to tune into the 9 a.m. hour so you can hear it in its entirety.

03/20/2015

We are pleased to report that Nexus and The Southerner both received 2015 Columbia Scholastic Press Association Gold Crown Awards today. It is the first Gold Crown Award ever for Nexus after three consecutive Silver Crowns. It is the Southerner's second consecutive Gold Crown Award. With the Gold Crown, the Southerner has won all three top national press association awards--the CSPA Gold Crown, the NSPA Pacemaker and the Quill and Scroll Gallup Award--in the same publication year for the first time in school history. Congrats to the 2014-2015 staffs on achieving these historic firsts for Grady's publications program. http://cspa.columbia.edu/recepient-lists/2015-awards-student-work-crown-awards-scholastic-recipients

02/19/2015

You have three more days to read our latest review and check out Tuck Everlasting at the Alliance Theatre! http://www.nexusmagazineonline.com/2015/02/19/everythings-golden-for-tuck-everlasting-at-the-alliance-theatre/

It seems like new musicals based on children’s books are a dime a dozen these days (such as Matilda and Henry and Mudge), and while Tuck Everlasting (at the Alliance through Feb. 22) fits this mold; it manages to set itself apart from the crowd through the stunning portrayals of the actors, the seam…