Student Represents UWG at State Capitol
Senior political science major Erik Brzoska is putting UWG on the map with a position at the Georgia State Capitol.
Senior political science major Erik Brzoska is putting UWG on the map with a position at the Georgia State Capitol.
The President of UWG, Dr. Brendan Kelly, released his new podcast “Off The Cuff” on March 22 to talk about topics about leadership and performance.
“Hunger” is a tense live-action Thai thriller that was released on Netflix on April 8 and explores themes related to class struggles.
Lewis Capaldi is an international singer-songwriter known for his heartfelt lyrics and soulful voice. His rise to fame is the subject of a new Netflix documentary: “How I’m Feeling Now,” released on April 5.
In 2009 Barack Obama was the first president to officially proclaim April as Sexual Assault Month. During the month of April, people across the United States raise awareness about sexual assault, how to prevent it and how to support those who are affected by it.
A new nonprofit organization is making its mark on UWG’s campus. Led by Club President Timothy Vanjohnson Jr., Wolves Don’t Waste aims to tackle food insecurity and
waste.
The latest round of Scotiabank Concacaf CHAMPIONS League has concluded, leaving two Major League Soccer teams in the running to claim a second consecutive CCL title for the league.
Netflix’s “Chupa” is a movie that, despite suffering from a few story structure and plot issues, manages to bring a lot of heart, charm and surprisingly, nostalgia.
UWG and The Center of Arts in Carrollton recently joined forces to bring the beloved classic fairytale, “Cinderella,” to life.
Students across the four different Greek councils came together and teamed up to compete against one another in various competitions for Greek Week 2023. This year’s theme
was Pixar’s Cars franchise.