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WOLF Radio Earns Four Wins in One Weekend
WOLF Radio in the School of Communication, Film, and Media earned 4 wins in 2 College Media Association national competitions.
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Texas Comes Under Fire With State Abortion Ban
The Texas Legislature passed a law prohibiting anyone from providing abortions after as little as six weeks of pregnancy, affecting thousands of women across the state. Georgia is getting pulled back into the…
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Carrollton Prepares to Host its 29th Annual Taste of Carrollton
The city of Carrollton is gearing up for its annual food festival, Taste of Carrollton, on Sept. 30 at Adamson Square for citizens and newcomers alike. With another year comes new changes to…
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The Wolves Win Their First Home Game After an Almost Two Year Hiatus
UWG fans watched the Wolves return to their home field after a 666-day hiatus on Saturday (9/11) night to play against the Morehouse College’s Maroon Tigers while enjoying an immersive game day experience.…
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Sexual Assault Awareness on UWG’s Campus: Part 2
This is a part two of a two part series in discussing the incidents that have happened in early 2021. See part one here: Sexual Assualt Awarenss on UWG’s Campus In response to…
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Sexual Assault Awareness on UWG’s Campus: Part 1
This is part one of a two-part series. On February 7th, I woke up to a disturbing email in my UWG inbox. The subject line, “Timely Warning–Sexual Assault” was enough to spring me…
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The Village Basketball Goal Becomes A Catalyst for Change at UWG
“Tonight’s theme is unity,” said Quentin Cummings, youth pastor for the Kickback at West. “Change takes time, but by your presence here tonight, you are inducing change to happen.” On March 25th, the…
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New Incentives to Live West
It’s that time of year for students to begin making new plans for the fall semester. Where a student plans to live is the number one priority. Thankfully, housing at UWG has your…
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Becoming UWG: President Explains Unveiled Strategic Plan
TheWOLFuwg · Becoming UWG Interview With President Kelly “For the first time, students are hiring college to do something for them. This wasn’t true for my generation.” said Dr. Brendan Kelly president of…
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UWG’s New Provost Will Put the Student First
Twenty-five years ago, Dr. Jon Preston was writing on chalkboards as a teaching assistant at Georgia Tech. Today, he utilizes advanced technology as the newest Provost of UWG. Much has changed since Preston…
