UWG Counseling Focuses on Mental Health Awareness
UWG is helping students to focus on their mental health by planning events during the
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Biden’s Six-Pronged plan
Biden introduced a six-step pronged plan which was designed to aid in slowing COVID-19 down
Police presence on the square increases as college students return to campus for the Fall 2021 semester
During the last few weeks, Carrollton Police Department (CPD) have had more officers patrol the
UWG Football Returns for 2021 Season
As the leaves begin to change and the weather begins to get cooler we know
NICU Nurse Amelia Cook Offers Insight Into The Life of a Nurse
Hospital in Columbus, Georgia. She graduated from college in 2020 and began her career as
Richards College of Business Will Hold Study Abroad Trip in 2022
After two years of the COVID-19 pandemic, Richards College of Business can now proceed with
Why Imperfect Physicians Are Good for Patient Outcomes
“You can’t win ’em all, kid.” These words were said to me as I left
The Delta Variant’s Impact on the Stock Market: Rise or Fall?
With the Coronavirus’ emergence in the beginning of 2020, the global stock market crash it
Tanner Health Systems announce Diversion as COVID cases rise
Struggling with the rise in Delta variants of COVID-19, cases are sweeping across the state
UWG Alumni and Former West Georgian Reporter Reflects on Time at Paper 45 Years Later
If you were to look for the office of The West Georgian in 1973, you