As a new academic year begins, Amen Mahary 24MF is here to help new students—and those looking to discover fresh spots—explore the best of Atlanta. In this guide, Amen, a self-proclaimed food enthusiast, shares insider tips on the city’s must-visit eateries and activities. Whether you’re new to the city or just eager to try something different, Amen’s recommendations will set you on the path to enjoying all that Atlanta has to offer.
I’m super excited for this time of the year since Atlanta has so much to offer! I’ve only had one spring here so far, but it’s got me looking forward to the next few months.
It’s spring-time in Atlanta, and we all know what that means — Piedmont Park is open and ready for festivals, markets and pick-up sports. As one of Atlanta’s largest public outdoor spaces, all 189 acres, the park offers up an abundance opportunity for fun and excitement.
Atlanta: what I consider to be the capital of the South. During my time at Goizueta, I have never come close to running out of things to do in this city.
Sunshine, tunes, friends and cold beer — pretty much everything an Atlanta graduate student needs to check the box for a Saturday (and maybe even Sunday) well spent! I knew, of course, that Music Midtown would live up to its reputation for great bands and a laid-back vibe, but this...
For visitors who have traveled through Atlanta, often a few big names (and coincidentally, destinations for many Goizueta MBA grads) come to mind: companies like Coca-Cola and Delta Air Lines (Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport is Delta’s home base), fun places like the Mercedes-Benz Stadium and the Georgia Aquarium, and historically important...
Submitted by Jen Kraus, Army veteran and One Year MBA ’17 After only six weeks in the accelerated one year MBA program, I am already preparing for finals week for the first set of core classes. Having spent the last ten years in the active Army as a logistics officer,...
10 simple steps to survive your last days of your final semester Look at your calendar and try not to panic. You come back from Spring Break and you have about 50 days left until graduation. Suddenly that deadline is closer than you thought. Well, time to harness your Summer Experience...