Are you embracing cuffing season?
There is nothing that can make someone feel more alone (or nauseous) than seeing happy couples appear on their news feed. As we begin seeing the reappearance of pumpkin spice [...]
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Maintaining a healthy lifestyle in college
College … where young adults spend hours on end studying and worrying about what class they may fail. It doesn’t have to be all rainclouds and alcohol; here are [...]
It happened, it really happened
Donald J. Trump is the next president of the United States. Our 45th President, Donald J. Trump. No matter how I type the words in a sentence, it’s hard to say. What an [...]
Español no bueno? Provare italiana!
As most students at the University of North Georgia are aware, our core curriculum requires us to take a minimum of one non-English language course. I personally would love [...]
Updated UNG Mobile app is surprisingly useful
The University of North Georgia offers UNG Mobile, an iPhone and Android app created to help students better navigate things such as school activities, their email [...]
Make the bathroom great again
There is nothing worse than going to a bathroom on campus expecting to have a nice relaxing experience, and having it ruined by John Doe who couldn’t care less about [...]
UNG professors hold forum discussing Supreme Court
Four University of North Georgia professors presented a discussion forum “Supreme Court: Vacancies and Issues,” Monday, Oct. 10, as part of the American [...]
Deep debate thoughts from UNG students and faculty
In the days following the Oct. 9 presidential debate, UNG Now correspondents Hunter Leger and Briana Mink asked students and professors how they were processing it [...]
Take a seat for visibility
Colin Kaepernick made headlines on Aug. 26. The world stayed silent for ex-NFL player Darren Sharper, who raped at least nine women. We could hear a pin dropping after a [...]
Arm + leg = textbook?
OK, obviously I didn’t actually give an arm and a leg for my textbooks this semester, but the $253.96 I did spend sure felt like the bookstore was going “127 [...]