UWG’s Theatre Virtually Produces ‘I and You’
Though live entertainment took a big blow this year due to COVID-19, UWG’s theatre company
Alma Beauvais
UWG’s Writing Center Adapts to the Pandemic
The University Writing Center (UWC) quickly adapted to change by expanding its accessibility when faced
CSI Provides Over-the-weekend Entertainment to Students
Since early October, the Center for Student Involvement (CSI) has held several movie screenings over
Fall Graduation to be Held In Person
UWG canceled the Fall 2020 Graduation Fair because of COVID-19. The fair is intended for
UWG Crime Rates Decline During Quarantine
UWG actively tries to provide the safest campus possible to its students. According to the
Clery Act: A Tool for Students’ Safety
UWG’s annual crime statistics report is easily accessible for students to track criminal activity on
UWG’s First Lady Speaks of her UWG Experience
Dr. Tressa Kelly taught for 20 years as a college professor before embarking on this
U.S. Senate Candidate Rev. Warnock Holds Press Conference with Students
U.S. Senate candidate Rev. Raphael Warnock turned to young Americans to consolidate support in his
Faculty Senators Concerned About UWG’s Restructuring
Photo: Richard Shah, The West Georgian
The COVID-19 Reality for one International Student
Photo courtesy of Capucine Doucet