After an intense fortnight of fixtures, the Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF) Champions League (CCL) Round of 16 has been concluded, with a mixed set of results for the 5 MLS teams going into the Quarter Finals.
The Southeastern Quilt and Textile Museum in Downtown Carrollton is expanding its reach to younger audiences and encourages students at the UWG to get involved with its diverse
classes, camps and internship opportunities
After two years of waiting, the highly anticipated third season of “Outer Banks” finally dropped on Feb. 23.
Country singer songwriter Luke Combs released his fourth studio album “Gettin’ Old” on March 24. His new album is the sequel to his third studio album “Growin’ Up.”
UWG has a plethora of talented students with creative skills that should be showcased for
everyone to see. The School of Communication, Film and Media (SCFM) created a film race for
students to show off their short films they produced during the semester and receive awards as well.
A new opportunity for connection and community awaits for autistic adults in Carrollton, thanks to Tanner Medical’s learning and development coordinator Laura Nelson.
Dr. Georgina Deweese, UWG Professor of Geography, delivered a presentation titled “The Stories That Trees Tell Us” for the Other Night School on March 28.
HBO Max series “The Last of Us” premiered on Jan. 15, and recently finished their first season.
UWG’s campus offers several dining options. East Commons, West Commons and Wolves Den Food Court are just a few choices available to students.
Netflix’s true crime documentary, “Murdaugh Murders: A Southern Scandal,” was released on Feb. 22. The three-part series reveals the life of Alex Murdaugh, a powerful S.C.
lawyer who abused his political power.
