The University of North Georgia is set to begin the fall semester on Monday, Aug. 12. Along with the start of classes, the school’s Weeks of Welcome (WoW) events will begin in full swing on the same...
The University of North Georgia announced the name of its new building on the Blue Ridge campus on Thursday, paying homage to the late Georgia House Speaker David Ralston.
The new academic building...
The U.S. government introduced historic regulations on Wednesday aimed at curbing the presence of harmful "forever chemicals" in drinking water, marking a significant effort to combat these synthetic compounds...
Work is bustling on the Blue Ridge Connector, heralded as one of Hall County's most significant economic ventures in recent memory.
The Northeast Georgia Inland Port is slated to offer a direct 324-mile...
Bring your popcorn: the 9th installment of the ¡Cortos! Latin American Short Film Festival is coming to the University of North Georgia. This festival will offer UNG students and community members an...
Backlash has recently surrounded Yorgos Lanthimos’ new film “Poor Things.” Many viewers have expressed negative thoughts on TikTok, saying that the film is sexist and exploitative.
The film, based...
The University of North Georgia received favorable rankings across various categories in the recent release of U.S. News & World Report's Best Online Colleges rankings on Feb. 6.
In the list for...
A state legislator from Hall County recently co-sponsored an online sports betting legalization bill that is making progress in the Georgia legislature.
State Sen. Bo Hatchett, R-Cornelia, stated that...
The University of North Georgia (UNG) will host its inaugural virtual Graduate Student Research Symposium (GSRS) from April 12-13. The symposium will mark yet another significant development in UNG's graduate...
Hall County Elections has released details about the early voting schedule for the upcoming Mar. 12 Presidential Preference Primary and the special election in the City of Oakwood. Commencing on Monday,...
A federal judge on Thursday, Dec. 28 approved new Georgia congressional and legislative voting districts that protect Republican party advantages. U.S. District Judge Steve Jones claimed that the introduction...
Atlanta drivers could soon get pulled over for turning right on a red light on the city’s busiest streets. Members of the Atlanta City Council proposed this new rule on Monday, Jan. 8, in an effort to...
