Living West

bluestone, a student-led Public Relations Firm connects with corporations, government agencies, and non-profit organizations to provide experiential learning experience for UWG students.

John Bailey, the Executive Editor at the Rome News-Tribune, joins panelists for the session on Career Success in an Evolving Media Landscapefor University of West Georgia’s 41st Annual Media Day on March 8.

Media Day 2023 is almost here, and WOLF Sports Radio Network is ready to showcase everything they have to offer.

The University of West Georgia brings in the 41st annual Media Day, with alumni and professor, Kelly Williams leading this year’s event once again. Williams makes a significant contribution to the university and adds a distinctive twist in order to give students and alumni the best experience.

Kayla Henderson dreamed of being a journalist since childhood. Now, she is returning to UWG for Media Day as a panelist.

WOLF Radio is a fully functional college radio station that is entirely operated by students and plays an important role in media day. 

Skai, a 7-month-old Argentine Dogo, lives with her owner, Mackenzie Gresham, and Gresham’s roommate on the campus of UWG. She spends her time playing with toys and being around Gresham. Her owner needs her around because she is an Emotional Support Animal.

For some students, off-campus apartments may seem like a great alternative to university dorms. However, one student’s experience might encourage some to fully investigate their prospective housing before signing a lease.

Ananda Jones, also known as @uwg_wonderfulone on Instagram, is one of the 12 Social Media Ambassadors that promotes the University of West Georgia online. She joined the communications and marketing team in the summer of 2022 when it was created from scratch.