Monster Jam Roars into Georgia
I got the thrilling opportunity to attend a Monster Jam event in Duluth, Georgia, on Sept. 9, 2023. The tremendous sound of the monster trucks was one of the first things that hit me as I entered the arena.
Safe Zone Training Project Administered by UWG
UWG’s Center for Student Involvement and Inclusion is offering students and faculty several sessions of Safe Zone training, a workshop built to teach students about lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer identities, gender and sexuality this fall.
Lana Del Rey debuts her long-awaited 2023 tour
Lana Del Rey kicked off her limited North American headline tour this past Thursday, Sept. 14 at the FirstBank Amphitheater in Franklin, Tennessee. The 38-year-old alternative singer hung up her Waffle House uniform and returned to the stage to deliver an effortless and unforgettable show that debuted her “Did you Know There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd” tour.
Hispanic Heritage Month with Loteria Night
The Center of Student Involvement and Inclusion kicked off Hispanic Heritage Month just one day early, the festivities began Sept. 15, with Loteria Night.
UWG Film Festival in Full Swing for Fall
Aug. 28, UWG Annual Film Festival kicked off strong with French film “Transit,” a motion picture adaptation of a 1944 novel under the same name, but shot in modern France.
“Scouts Honor” on Netflix: The Unearthing Dark Realities of Boy Scouts
In the world of true crime films, the disturbing exposé “Scouts Honor” on Netflix explores the secret tales of atrocities perpetrated within the Boy Scouts of America, illuminating the ominous significance of acknowledging these offenses.
Defense Makes the Difference in Wolves’ Opening Win Over Saints
Despite some early struggles with tackling and third-down stops, it was West Georgia’s goal-line defense that earned the team a 21-19 home opener victory over the Limestone University Saints on Thursday, Aug. 31.
Tailgating: Some Kind of Fun For Everyone
Tailgating is a place where alumni and football fans in the area can participate in the college football tradition, involve their children, or meet up with old college friends prior to the game. However, tailgating can even be fun for the casual fan, a group of students wanting to show their school spirit, or even someone wanting to try something new.
Come on, Barbie, Let’s Go Party!
Barbie was the movie of the summer. The star-studded comedy-drama debuted on July 21st in theaters all around the world. This bright and colorful film follows Stereotypical Barbie and her friend Ken as they live in Barbieland. However, when strange things start happening to Stereotypical Barbie, they must journey to the Real World.
ALETE is on the Lookout for New Members
As the first-ever class of the Academic Law Enforcement Training Exchange (ALETE) graduate, interest forms for the upcoming training have become available.