Hurricane Zeta: Carroll EMC Restores 32,000 Outages
Hurricane Zeta hit Georgia land in the early morning on Oct. 29. Carroll Electric Membership
Confronting Past Trauma in ‘His House’
It’s safe to say that many of us try to ignore the things that have
UWG’s Writing Center Adapts to the Pandemic
The University Writing Center (UWC) quickly adapted to change by expanding its accessibility when faced
Georgia Counties Prepare for Hand Tally of Presidential Race
By KATE BRUMBACK Associated Press ATLANTA (AP) — As Georgia counties prepare for a hand
UWG’s Homecoming Tackled COVID-19
UWG’s homecoming week looked a bit different than usual due to the current pandemic. Wolves
Georgia Presidential Count Tightens in Scan of Last Ballots
By KATE BRUMBACK Associated Press ATLANTA (AP) — Vote counting continued in several Georgia counties
Holidate on Netflix Exposes Women’s Struggles
The new film Holidate released by Netflix is the spitting image of what a lot
CSI Provides Over-the-weekend Entertainment to Students
Since early October, the Center for Student Involvement (CSI) has held several movie screenings over
UWG Professor Encourages Political Advocacy
Dr. Karen Owen, a political science professor at UWG, is paving a strong path for
Leading the Pack: Marivel Chavarria Dreams of Success in Business
Marivel Chavarria is a graduate assistant in the Richards College of Business. She is currently