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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Organized Protest at UWG
Carrollton, GA- On Friday, February 9, there was a protest for the state of Palestine at the University of West Georgia’s University Community Center. The protest was in light of the conflict waging between the nations of Palestine and Israel. As the conflict grows, many people around the world including UWG students have decided to begin protesting and boycotting. Several posters went up all over campus throughout the last week, specifically places such as the library, dining and residence halls, encouraging other students to join. An organizer of the protest, Ayana Ware, had this to say, “The ultimate goal is to bring awareness to the atrocities that are going on…
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Safety Concerns of Students at UWG
They rely on the universities they choose to maintain their safety. At the University of West Georgia, students want to let the university know what it can do to protect them, to keep them safe, and to keep them informed.
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New LGTBQ+ Community: Carrollton Rainbow
The LGBTQ+ community has Carrollton Rainbow, a non-profit community organization that is an area of resources and a safe space for the queer community in town.
