Greek Week 2023 Races Through UWG
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.
Living West
Vogue In Living Color: Fashion Meets West
The Vogue Academy, a fashion organization at UWG, made its mark at the annual fashion show on April 16. Numerous entrepreneur-owned clothing businesses were featured throughout the show.
Carroll County Mental Health Advocates Spread Light in Community
Millions of people across the world struggle with their mental health. Luckily for those seeking help in Carroll County, the Carroll County Mental Health Advocates are here.
Student-owned Business Easy Chameleon Cleans Up Carrollton
Owning a business takes demanding work, commitment and dedication. Luckily for Isaac Dukes II he has all of those qualities to run his own business. Easy Chameleon is a name that’s easy to remember.
UWG Baseball Swept by West Florida Argonauts
The UWG baseball team concluded a three game series on Friday with the team losing 0-3 to the University of West Florida.
Lantern Festival Highlights Asian Culture On Campus
The Center for Student Involvement and Inclusion hosted the Lantern Festival on April 5 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The event took place at Love Valley, located on the University
of West Georgia campus, and was decorated with Chinese lanterns and featured a hot air balloon.
Prevention and Advocacy Center Spread Awareness in April and Offer Aid Year Round for Sexual Assault Victims
April represents Sexual Assault Awareness month and all of the resources available to survivors.
Housing and Residence Life Promises HVAC Solution
Issues with the heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) that began in the fall are still ongoing in The Oaks, Center Pointe and Bowdon Hall, but Housing and Residence Life staff say that they are working towards a solution.
UWG Students Execute Prescribed Forest Fires in the Name of Conservation
Smokey the Bear, Disney’s “Bambi,” and a plethora of other fire suppression movements stigmatized and alienated fire’s vital role in nature. In recent years, due to devastating forest fires, forest management has realized the need of fire for healthy ecosystems.
Separated from the Pack: Life as a Muslim Woman at UWG
Jarahi Barry is a 22-year-old Muslim woman majoring in Speech Language Pathology at UWG. She works as a Resident Assistant for Housing and Residence Life.