Italy has a Home on Adamson Square
Adamson square now offers Carrollton residents a taste of international flair thanks to one Carrollton entrepreneur.
Editorial
Has “Acid Rap” Corroded Over a Decade?
A decade really has gone by that quickly. As time passes, music gets better with age and Chance the Rapper is no exception to it.
Retaking Tests Prepares Students for Real Life
Professor Kelly Williams, UWG Clinical Assistant Professor of Public Relations allows students to retake quizzes until they are satisfied with their grades.
UWG Education Student Sends Praise to Program
Stevie Jackson has been in school her entire life. Jackson bounced to graduate school just days after completing her bachelor’s program and is now completing her specialist’s degree (EdS) in instructional technology from UWG all while teaching full time in the classroom.
Opinion: Latest Update on the War in Ukraine
On Feb. 24, Russia began its invasion into Ukraine. At the time of publication on
What is Critical Race Theory?
Critical Race Theory (CRT) has gained popularity and traction because of recent controversy of new
Recession prediction: Possible recession by end of 2022
It is only the beginning of February and signs of an oncoming recession are prominent.
The Reemergence of Gun Violence After a Year of COVID-19
After a year of the COVID-19 pandemic, normalcy seems to be returning. During COVID-19 and
Editorial: The Election Integrity Act Does Not Suppress Voter Rights
Delta and Coca-Cola, both major Atlanta companies have joined many others in raising their voices
The Digital Uprising During COVID-19
When classes went completely online last spring, UWG Online and UWG Information Technology were able