The State of Student Financials: When it comes to secondary education, college students have a lot to worry about when it comes to finances and money management. It is the first time many students are living on their own or have responsibilities that require them to manage their money and their time. Many of the students still need to depend on their parents to help support them through college for a variety of reasons. The students who do not rely on their parents, must often rely on loans that they receive from the government. So with that in mind, and thinking of next academic year, here is some advice on…
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Gathering Information as Students at UWG
Different students have said that they don’t think there is another source of information that they can use. It was not something that they were encouraged to do during their high school years. That translated to them not looking for other means of information.
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“You listen to what?”: Unique Music to Study to!
Whether it be musical soundtracks on Spotify or older music on YouTube, we have collected a group of either playlists or long-form videos with specific obscure genres or unique vibes that may help different students in their studies!
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The Interesting Discussions of Video Content
What makes that kind of content interesting to college students? What type of content entices a college student audience? Do most students watch the people they did when they were growing up, or is the nuance of new creators what has increased the attention towards content creators who focus on making longer videos?
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Spring Forward! Upperclassmen Experience for Underclassmen Preparation!
Students are often only told how difficult college will be and how hard it will be to make it in the “real world.” After years of a particular set of courses and expectations, students get handed their degrees and go off in search of a job.
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Studying for Finals: Locales Galore!
By: Yade Medina Final Exam season is here! Ever present, ever frightening. Studying is inevitable, but that doesn’t mean it should be impossible. We here at WOLF Radio have asked students all over the University of West Georgia Carrollton campus where their favorite places are to study both on and off campus. We also list out the general and ideal locations to make sure all students know and understand the options available for them. Starting with Julian Bryant, WOLF Radio’s own Program Director, “It honestly depends, sometimes I like to go home and write my papers, though the library’s pretty nice too.” The library was obviously one of the most…
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4 Tips on How to Properly Prepare for Cold and Flu Season
As we enter Winter, it is going to get colder and Cold and Flu season could quickly sneak up on us. Use this post as a helpful guide to guarding yourself from these viruses and stay nice and healthy.
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Music Moment (with M.C. Scobes) – A New Beginning
Matthew Scoby (pka, M.C. Scobes), known for his M.C. Hour on WOLF Radio, has now brought his "Music Moments" to the WOLF Radio blogs. With free range to discuss whatever music discover
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How Home Micro Gardening Can Help Gen Z Fight Food Insecurity
A Hobby For the Future Recently at a social outing, I found myself discussing with several of my peers on a subject I didn’t expect, Gardening. My family has always maintained a vegetable and flower garden no matter where we have lived, but it came to my surprise how many people of different backgrounds and academic majors not only practiced gardening but considered it and even farming to be a personal hobby. It both puzzled and provided me a small comfort to see that despite our generation being so heavily integrated into technology that it only makes sense we would adopt a very calming and primitive hobby. Still in our…
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Learning to Live in an Extreme Weather World.
A changing Landscape As someone who has kept his ear close to the pulse of major environmental trends being faced by American citizens, one issue I observed a lot in the new cycle recently is articles discussing the intense rise in annual extreme weather events. Flooding in coastal cities, forest fires in the forests out west, and it seems like every year becomes the new hottest year on record. I’m not trying to fearmonger here, the truth is these natural hazards are a basic side effect of our planet’s changing biosphere. Whether these hazards have spawned due to human action or not is irrelevant because they’re becoming a commonality. What…
