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Georgia Power Donates $25,000 to UWG’s Student- Run PR Firm, bluestone

By By Cindy Martinez / March 13, 2025
Featured Living West

UWG Terminates Their Sociology Graduate Program- Many Students Are Left Wondering What This Means for Their Future

By Abbie Klein / March 6, 2025
Featured Sports

Wolf Sports Network Offers Opportunities for Aspiring Sports Journalists at UWG

By Phoenix Lindquist / February 26, 2025
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GEM: Girls Empowering Movement

Middle school is often a challenging and somewhat awkward time in life where young people are attempting to figure out who they are and where they fit in, all while navigating school assignments, extracurricular activities and responsibilities in their homes. The stresses of being in middle school may be overlooked by busy adults, and it is indeed possible that the physical and mental health of a middle school student may suffer due to the student’s preoccupation with other obligations and the lack of time the adults in their lives can spend addressing such matters. 

By Breanna Tillie / February 1, 2024
Artist Spotlight Arts & Entertainment Featured

Monsoon: Athens’ Most Iconic Rock Duo

In the music world, a traditional rock band consists of at least four members. A singer, guitarist, bassist and drummer. Although this setup is common, famous bands such as The White Stripes, The Black Keys and The Kills have established that just two people can be as powerful as a fully equipped band. Creating and performing music as a duo is hard work, and truly iconic two-piece bands are slowly becoming a thing of the past. Monsoon, an introspective power-punk pair from Athens, Ga., has accepted this challenge and proven that it only takes two.

By Emma Swales / February 1, 2024
Living West Wolf Wellness

Garden Club Branches Out to Grow Community

UWG’s Garden Club offers opportunities for students and faculty members to learn about and cultivate horticulture skills. By hosting events and having meetings throughout the semester, the Garden Club’s goal is to teach others how to care for the particular vegetation that they might like to grow and how to help the environment as a whole.

By Keshawn Allen / February 1, 2024
Living West Sports

UREC Prepares for Annual Iron Wolf Competition

It’s almost time for the University’s sixth annual Iron Wolf weightlifting competition exhibiting the resilience and endurance of student participants. While registration hasn’t opened for the competition, and said date has yet to be determined it’s never too early to get the word out.

By Nevaeh Brown / November 30, 2023
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Growth in the City of Homes

The so-called “City of Homes” has been a popular area for families to settle down in since the nineties. With highly rated schools, ample employment options, and proximity to Atlanta, it’s easy to understand why Newnan has seen the growth that it has over the last 30 or so years.

By Alex D / November 30, 2023