The Board of Regents meets on Wednesday, November 18th 2009 to discuss an increase in teh Special Institutional Fee, which currently stands at $100, and could rise as high as $250. SGA President Alan Webster will attend......

The Panhellenic Council sponsored the Cookout for a Cure on Oct. 28 in Love Valley from 6 to 8 pm. Tickets were $5, but students could donate as much money to the cause as desired. The tickets were sold outside......

People from different nations of the world came together in the Campus Center Ballroom to celebrate each other’s cultures at the Multi-Cultural Ball on Wednesday, Oct. 28. People from Nigeria to Japan shared their......

It is now apparent to me after some life experience in college that most of us here are actually more akin to ghosts walking among the living than anything worthy of esteem. Forgive the odd metaphor......

Have you ever loved something so much that you wanted to put it in stone? On Saturday Oct. 24 the art department showed students how by hosting a Day Iron Pour at 10 a.m. at the art annex. Despite chilly weather, it was......

On Thursday, the Student Activities Council hosted a Fear Factor-style competition in the Campus Center Ballroom. Students chose to either participate or watch. Those who chose to participate were given......

School spirit was abundant as students took part in the homecoming sidewalk chalk contest in front of the UCC on Wednesday, Oct. 21. The sidewalk contest is just one of many contests held for homecoming week....

As the first of many homecoming festivities, the banner contest kicked off last Monday. Many might have noticed the 18 banners hanging around the UCC. Chelsea Hood, University Traditions......

Claude Ouimet, a representative of The Climate Project, gave the University of West Georgia a call-to-action last Tuesday night in the Campus Center Ballroom. Ouimet’s message about climate change and......

On Oct. 20 the International Student Club held a Cultural Panel where students attended to learn about the international students’ home countries. The students presenting told the audience a mixture of information......

On Oct.19 and 20, Phi Delta hosted a car bash in the grassy area along the side of Ingram Library on the way to the UCC. The event took place from eight in the morning to around five in the evening each day....

ITS planned on updating UWG e-mail accounts over fall break, but were unable to due to foreign encoding found in e-mail folders. SGA President Alan Webster spoke with the West Georgian regarding the missed......

Wolves Football team returned to University Stadium last Saturday to face off against the University of West Alabama Tigers, defeating them in a grueling hard-fought match 10-9 and ending the losing streak that has......

With your busy schedule of work, school, and significant others, it can be difficult to keep up with school deadlines. However, spring semester almost here and there is one thing standing in the way between you and ......

The Atlanta 5 Wind Quintet entertained many in the Kathy Cashen Recital Hall last Thursday night. Elisa Lyle played the flute, Luan Mueller the clarinet, Jeannie Ohnemus the oboe, John Pirtle the......

Over 4 years after its original planned release date, the PSP version of Gran Turismo has finally hit the streets. Featuring beautiful graphics and boasting an ample slate of cars, the game is well rounded and enjoyable....

On Rome Street, off of Adamson’s Square, is Sunnyside Café. Serving an American-style cuisine, one would not think anything particularly special about the place. Stepping inside the restaurant, however, it is......

At the Carrollton Cultural Arts Center, there is always something going on; from art shows to plays, chorus concerts to African drumming classes, activities for all ages can be found going on all year round....

“Hey King! What’s your first order of business? Let the wild rumpus start!” In a Spike Jonze adaptation, the veteran director/producer/writer interprets his unique vision of the timeless classic about a boy and his......