UWG’s Center for Student Involvement and Inclusion is offering students and faculty several sessions of Safe Zone training, a workshop built to teach students about lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer identities, gender and sexuality this fall.
The Center of Student Involvement and Inclusion kicked off Hispanic Heritage Month just one day early, the festivities began Sept. 15, with Loteria Night.
Aug. 28, UWG Annual Film Festival kicked off strong with French film “Transit,” a motion picture adaptation of a 1944 novel under the same name, but shot in modern France.
Tailgating is a place where alumni and football fans in the area can participate in the college football tradition, involve their children, or meet up with old college friends prior to the game. However, tailgating can even be fun for the casual fan, a group of students wanting to show their school spirit, or even someone wanting to try something new.
As the first-ever class of the Academic Law Enforcement Training Exchange (ALETE) graduate, interest forms for the upcoming training have become available.
It’s never too late to learn something new. Those over 62 years of age who want to study history, art or other courses offered at Georgia’s universities have access through a door that has remained open for almost 47 years.
At the beginning of August, WOLF Radio and WOLF Sports Network moved to a brand new location: The top floor of Miller Hall.
The Garage, located in Boyd 114, provides open access to high-tech prototyping equipment, offering a new avenue for aspiring minds to turn ideas into real-world products.
Senior political science major Erik Brzoska is putting UWG on the map with a position at the Georgia State Capitol.
The Other Night School wrapped up the semester with an interdisciplinary presentation on April 11.
