• UWG Welcomes New Exhibit: Tom Murphy
  • Students elections deliver new SGA president
  • How to keep safe on campus
  • ‘Go West’ campaigns creates a positive impact
  • UWG Bucket List: 10 things you must do before you graduate
  • Wolves win doubleheader
  • Alternative to Bookstore Buyback

UWG Welcomes New Exhibit: Tom Murphy

You probably have wondered what was downstairs in the Ingram Library behind the glass doors. Walking past it, you probably have pondered on what is the replica of an office. Well it’s the Tom Murphy’s Exhibit. Murphy was a long time Georgia House Speaker and Bremen native. Murphy served as [...]

Students elections deliver new SGA president

Javaris Hall preserved and won the appeal of the majority of the student body when he was chosen as this year’s president for the Student Government Association at the University of West Georgia. It has been a long and passionate campaigning trail for UWG’s 2012 SGA elections and Hall has [...]

How to keep safe on campus

The most common reported crime was rape at The University of West Georgia according to UWG campus police. Four rapes have occurred in the past two years with two rapes committed last semester. Living on a campus which has a history of rapes, robbery, and aggravated assault can be overwhelming [...]

‘Go West’ campaigns creates a positive impact

“Amazing things happen when you ‘Go West’ ”. This is the motto that brands the face of the “Go West” campaign at The University of West Georgia. Moreover, the authenticity of the campaign is what UWG wants to get across to the public. When most people think of this campaign [...]

UWG Bucket List: 10 things you must do before you graduate

Go to Class: Let’s start with the obvious. You cannot graduate if you don’t go to class and pass your classes. Intern: What’s the point of learning something and not applying it? Internships can help with that and help ease the job search. Travel for spring break: Nothing quite like [...]

Wolves win doubleheader

The UWG Wolves swept the Paine College Lions (20-18) on Thursday in a doubleheader at Cole Field.  The Wolves built a commanding lead throughout the first game, scoring eight runs leaving the Lions scoreless.  Pitching dominated the second game, but UWG managed to score four runs to Paine’s two runs [...]

Alternative to Bookstore Buyback

On April 2, the UWG Bookstore announced its Summertime Cash Textbook Buyback. Between April 19 and April 28, the Bookstore encourages students to sell their books and receive cash to assist in purchasing or renting summer and fall textbooks. During buyback, there will be chances to win a tailgating tent, [...]

 

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