University of North Georgia students, their families and local children came together last Friday, Oct. 23, for Paw-O-Ween.
A $68.2 million Oakwood warehouse purchased by the federal government for a proposed immigration detention facility is ...
The University of North Georgia men’s and women’s golf teams finished among the top seven teams in their most recently ...
For commuter students, having a class followed by a long break and then another class can create a challenge. Unlike students ...
If you look around the University of North Georgia’s five campuses, chances are you’ll see UNG merchandise. However, there ...
UNG’s Fraternity and Sorority Life Director Liz Artz is trying to bring Sigma Gamma Rho, a new Divine Nine sorority, to campus. Working alongside the Atlanta alumni chapter, a few students are helping ...
Lake Lanier has been experiencing a significant decrease in water levels, now measuring 5 feet lower than they were last October. As Tim Rainey, Lanier operations project manager for the U.S. Army ...
As cooler weather begins to settle in after the heat of summer, Countryside Antiques hosts it’s quarterly Antique and Artisan Festival, returning on Oct. 25 -27. This popular event held in the heart ...
A protest against police brutality and the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency drew about 40 participants to the ...
Building credit can be a step toward financial independence, especially for young adults preparing to make major purchases, ...
Two or three gigs weren’t enough for Wyatt Baugh During his sophomore year at the University of Georgia, the guitarist played in a band that booked only a handful of shows. “I was like, dang, I really ...
The University of North Georgia’s Fright Jam brought an unexpected turnout to the Dahlonega campus last Wednesday, Oct. 21, ...
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