By: Leah Johnson

After obtaining their four permanent members (Thomas Mars, Christian and Branco Mazzalai, Deck d’Arcy) in 1995, they began their France bar hopping tour performing covers from Prince to Hank Williams to anyone who would listen. It was a tough time f...

By: Ashlyn Kirk

The International Student Club hosted its 25th annual International Night at the Z-6 on Thursday, Feb. 4. The club, founded 29 years ago, invited those attending to try the club’s “Flavors of the World.” The planning for this year’...

By: Ashlyn Kirk

University of West Georgia students who feel their dorm room is in desperate need of a makeover will have the opportunity to purchase posters and a variety of other items at Beyond the Wall, an annual poster sale extravaganza. Rain or shine, the event wil...

By: Roderick Bolton

The University of West Georgia is currently offering a new program that allows students to be rewarded for the events that they attend on-campus. Sponsored by the Center for Student Involvement, students may use a “Frequent Fun Card” that allo...

By: Julianna Barnett

At the University of West Georgia, it is virtually impossible not to find at least one student organization that is interesting. Students are always looking for a group of individuals that they can share ideas and participate in activities with.Currently,...

By: Ashley Nicole Donahue

The University of West Georgia’s Health Services held a program on Feb. 1 about how to stay protected during sexual intercourse. Cheyenne Smith, one of the event’s speakers, discussed different types of protection with students. The program wa...

By: Kristy Hodge

From Feb. 1 to14, the Student Government Association is asking students to help choose the name of the university’s new Advising Tracking and Degree Audit System. The new and improved system will make the advising process easier for both students an...

By: Lindy Oller

Once again, it’s time for students to begin filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid for the upcoming summer, fall, and spring semesters. Here are some things students should keep in mind when filling out their FAFSA....

By: Julianna Barnett

When human trafficking becomes a topic of conversation, both college students and the American population as a whole tend to feel untouchable. There seems to be a general consensus that nothing as tragic as human trafficking could ever happen to them. How...

By: Alexis Pace

Atlanta is one busy city, with its rumbling Marta trains, the Phillips Arena and midday traffic. Holding steady as one of top 50 largest cities in the United States, Atlanta is well-known for a number of things—the Georgia Aquarium, the Coca-Cola Co...

By: Shaleha Mitchem

The University of West Georgia’s students are being honored nationally by the organization “Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges.” The organization honors juniors, seniors, and graduates with high GPAs and...

By: Mark Ellison

The University of West Georgia’s baseball team opened its 2010 regular season against the Shorter College Hawks at Cole Field on Groundhog’s Day last week. Whereas Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow and six more weeks of winter, the Wolves, led ...

By: Ross Johnson

The University of West Georgia men’s basketball team exacted some sweet revenge Saturday night in The Coliseum, defeating the North Alabama Lions 72-68 in a much needed conference win. It was the second straight game that went to wire, but the Wolve...

By: Ross Johnson

The shooting woes continued Saturday night at The Coliseum for the University of West Georgia women’s basketball team as they lost to the North Alabama Lions 56-41. The Lady Wolves played hard in the opening period and looked competitive early, but ...

By: Adam Elrod

The University of West Georgia’s Campus Recreation Department is known for intramural sports – but most people aren’t aware that they offer nature trips all year round as well. The department holds between one and two trips a month for s...

By: Corryn Fraser

What an eventful week: I left my car unlocked overnight on-campus, locked myself out of my room, almost cried in my foreign language class and, to top it off, was diagnosed with my second case of Mono....

By: Kelly Quimby

So begins another stellar season for the University of West Georgia’s theatre company. The university theatre company starts off the new decade with the continuation of the 2009-2010 production season, including a play that will be performed for the...

By: Adam Elrod

Carrollton is now the home of a new business called Meats and Treats. Meats and Treats is exactly what its name suggests, a place where a person can purchase fresh-cut meat and delicious bakery treats. Just imagine a bakery and a butcher shop put together...

By: Christina-Danielle Thompson

Modern day fashion is most often inspired by the lines and collections of today’s hottest and most expensive clothing designers. Although many fashion fans would love to go on a shopping spree that includes bags stuffed with designer pieces, in this...

By: Jessica Klausing

Students, faculty and staff gathered in the Kathy Cashen Hall on Feb. 3 for Adrian Matejka’s poetry recital on cultural identity. Coordinator of Creative Writing Chad Davidson introduced Matejka, describing Matejka’s philosophical work by sayi...