Lewis Capaldi is an international singer-songwriter known for his heartfelt lyrics and soulful voice. His rise to fame is the subject of a new Netflix documentary: “How I’m Feeling Now,” released on April 5.
Four years later, Netflix finally released “Murder Mystery 2” on March 31, a follow-up comedy to the 2019 “Murder Mystery” that reunites acting powerhouses Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler who are full-time private investigators trying to get their private eye agency off
the ground.
UWG and The Center of Arts in Carrollton recently joined forces to bring the beloved classic fairytale, “Cinderella,” to life.
This summer, 15 UWG students will embark on a four-week journey to Spoleto, Italy, a tiny hilltop town in the heart of Central Italy, to immerse in a new culture and language.
After two years of waiting, the highly anticipated third season of “Outer Banks” finally dropped on Feb. 23.
Netflix’s true crime documentary, “Murdaugh Murders: A Southern Scandal,” was released on Feb. 22. The three-part series reveals the life of Alex Murdaugh, a powerful S.C.
lawyer who abused his political power.
UWG students connected with public relations professionals from across the globe at the 17th Annual Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Conference in Atlanta on Feb. 24.
WOLF Radio is a fully functional college radio station that is entirely operated by students and plays an important role in media day.
bluestone, a student-led Public Relations Firm connects with corporations, government agencies, and non-profit organizations to provide experiential learning experience for UWG students.
Professor Kelly Williams, UWG Clinical Assistant Professor of Public Relations allows students to retake quizzes until they are satisfied with their grades.
