Trinity Davis, an aspiring author, published her first book, “JONA,” at the age of 17. Davis’s goal in writing is to highlight African-American struggles, providing readers with a different perspective on what is typically taught in schools.
Professor Kelly Williams, UWG Clinical Assistant Professor of Public Relations allows students to retake quizzes until they are satisfied with their grades.
“Beauty and the Beast: a 30th Celebration” is a television special that celebrates the legacy of the 1991 animated movie “Beauty and the Beast” that was recently released to Disney Plus.
With the release of Major League Soccer (MLS) Season Pass at the beginning of February, Apple is hoping to revolutionize the way fans of soccer in the USA consume the beautiful game.
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.
“You People”, a new romantic comedy, made its debut on Netflix Jan. 20, just in time for Black History Month.
“In the Continuum” explores the power and strength of two African-American women who have been affected by AIDS while facing prejudice and envisioning a life beyond stigma, materialism and resentment.
“Puss in Boots 2”: The Last Wish is an unexpectedly great addition to the Shrek franchise.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle starred in Netflix’s Documentary Series Harry & Meghan, their first project after signing a contract with the streaming platformto produce several content in the following years.
The UWG Baseball team secured its first shutout of the season in a 13-0 victory over Augusta on Sunday, with the win securing a 2-1 series triumph at Cole Field.
