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CLERY ACT: A TOOL FOR STUDENTS’ SAFETY
UWG’s annual crime statistics report is easily accessible for students to track criminal activity on campus in order to stay safe. Thanks to the Clery Act, all public and private institutions of postsecondary…
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Music Changes You. You Change The World.
Music changes you and you have the power to change the world. Think about how you feel listening to Lil Baby or Megan Thee Stallion. You’re bad, right? You’re hard. You’re the greatest…
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U.S. SENATE CANDIDATE REV. WARNOCK HOLDS PRESS CONFERENCE WITH STUDENTS
U.S. Senate candidate Rev. Raphael Warnock turned to young Americans to consolidate support in his campaign for Georgia’s upcoming Senate election. Warnock held a press conference with several student media outlets across Georgia…
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Carrollton Residents protest against U.S Senator Kelly Loeffler
CARROLLTON, Ga- Protesters gathered in front of the Train Depot, where U.S Sen. Kelly Loeffler held a meet-and-greet event on Sept. 1, 2020. The peaceful protest against Loeffler’s policies and reelection began at…
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The success of the NBA Bubble
Surprisingly the NBA bubble has been one of the most successful things to happen in 2020. When the conversation first sparked a couple of months ago about the NBA playing in Orlando a…
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NFL changes for equality
Recently the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery have shifted conversations of equality in every aspect. The frustrations from the Black community are finally starting to be heard by many…
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Being Black Means Being Loud.
Being black means good parents are going to be overprotective. Being black is knowing that a simple misunderstanding can be the end of your life. Being black means you don’t get to just…
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Aaron Rodgers is on the clock
Time is a flat, stupid circle. That’s what is probably on Aaron Rodgers (36-years-old) mind as his front office undermined him for what could be the last time. Rodgers has been a part…
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Stay Home and Start A Movie Marathon
Although Georgia’s stay-at-home order is to end pretty soon (on April 30), it is still not safe for anyone to go out. Sure, some businesses are reopening under Governor Brian Kemp’s brilliant recommendation,…
