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Special Collections at Ingram Library has begun the preservation of The West Georgian for future scholars and alumni through digitalization with the help of a grant provided by the Watson-Brown Foundation. ...
The development of skills and knowledge in regards to professional relationships and etiquette are important for students as they prepare for their futures. UWG’s annual Etiquette Dinner is an excellent resource for those...
With finals approaching, many students may be struggling to write papers and the University Writing Center is preparing to help them succeed in doing so. Located in the TLC Building on campus, the...
The City of Carrollton is looking to make some expansions to the GreenBelt in the near future. The GreenBelt is a large part of the Carrollton community and provides a space for people to...
The Mass Communications Equipment Pool is now open for checkout. Located in G14 on the ground floor of the Anthropology building, the checkout pool provides cameras, microphones and more for students...
The UWG Center for Adult Learners and Veterans (CALV) serves many non-traditional students, but especially focuses on military veterans. On Nov. 7 at 9 a.m., the CALV plans to honor veterans at UWG with a special Veteran’s...
The Center For Diversity and Inclusion is hosting its eighth Annual Hunger Banquet on Nov. 8 in the Z-6 Lower Level. The Global Hunger Banquet is a memorable and interactive event that showcases hunger and...
UWG’s Department of Criminology hosted a Police and Media Panel in Bonner Lecture Hall on Oct. 24. The Police and Media Panel discussed how complex the relationship between law enforcement and the media is. The panelists discussed this along...
Carrollton Main Street hosted its annual blues festival this year with a twist. An estimated 2,500 people gathered in Adamson Square throughout the day to celebrate Carrollton’s first Boos + Blues + Brews festival, a new...
A Day to Give West, UWG’s largest giving campaign to the university’s Annual Fund, raised over $640,000 this year. A Day focused on donations made from students, faculty,...
