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Open Letter From the Chief: Thanks for Everything
This newspaper issue will be the last edition of The West Georgian this semester, and my last edition as Editor-In-Chief. As I look back on my two-and-a-half years with the newspaper, I am brought back to the great memories, great people and great lessons I have learned. When […]
Learning Together Weathering the Storm
The University of West Georgia is traditionally a leader in student safety and well known for both response and preparation when handling potentially dangerous situations. They do not always have to rely on themselves to learn, however, as much of their emergency preparedness comes from lessons […]
Drake is Winning the Rap Game
No other artist on the music scene seems to be having more success right now than Drake. Since his debut in 2009 the Canadian born, actor-turned-rapper has won nearly 100 major awards for his music including three Grammys. He has broken multiple Billboard records in several […]
New TC Rose Owner Drid Harper Gives Carrollton More Options for a Night Out on the Town.
When most UWG students think about a night out there is only one place that comes to mind, ‘The Square’ – Drid Harper, owner of TC Rose, is giving them more to think about. TC Rose has been a staple in the community for locals […]
Iconic Singer-Songwriter Plants The Tree of Forgiveness
The Tree of Forgiveness is Prine’s twenty-fourth album and his first to feature all new and original content in the past 13 years. The album sees a much older Prine reminisce upon sweet memories of a life with adventure, love, loss and somber regret while never straying far from the fine-tuned humor that is in […]
Cardi B Astonishes with Debut Album
Cardi B released her highly anticipated album Invasion of Privacy on April 6. Cardi B has seen a meteoric rise of success in the past year, coming from being a social media comedian to becoming a household name. After releasing two extremely popular singles and appearing on […]
UWG Football Commit Remy Naza Jr. Opens Up
Athletes of the high school level typically share a common goal, that is to become good enough to play at the collegiate level. Only a select few accomplish this, with about 3% of high school athletes playing in college. Their journeys are filled with trial and tribulation, and […]
