UWG Counseling Center Can Help You More Than You Think
The unfortunate misconception students have about the Counseling Center is that it is only for emergencies.
The unfortunate misconception students have about the Counseling Center is that it is only for emergencies.
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.
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.
If you’re looking for old taste and classic favorites, look no further than Carrollton’s local Irish Bread Pub. The Irish Bread Pub has been located in downtown Adamson Square for decades, serving up good food, cold beer and friendly service to the Carrollton area.
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.
ChatGPT has the potential to have a positive impact on UWG if students and teachers are committed to using it responsibly.
“Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania”, is the newest Marvel movie to kick off 2023. Released on Feb. 17, this film is the third movie for the hero Antman and this adventure would push him to his limit as a hero and father.
AE Valdez, a self-published writer, is well-known for her books about Black love. Valdez’s books emphasize the importance of self-love as a Black individual, as well as the love as a Black couple.
Trinity Davis, an aspiring author, published her first book, “JONA,” at the age of 17. Davis’s goal in writing is to highlight African-American struggles, providing readers with a different perspective on what is typically taught in schools.
Professor Kelly Williams, UWG Clinical Assistant Professor of Public Relations allows students to retake quizzes until they are satisfied with their grades.