Just as balls were the social event of the season during the 17th and 18th century, they still cause quite a stir on college campuses today. The University of North Georgia is no exception.
The...
Non-profit organization, Hope for Hall, gives hope for all children in Gainesville, Georgia.
Caroline Filchak started Hope for Hall in January 2023 and has already received full funding from multiple...
Even with a soggy start, the National Leadership Challenge, organized by the Corps of Cadets in partnership with cadet recruiting hosted 166 high school students to see the campus and participate in...
Just northeast of downtown Dahlonega along Morrison Moore Parkway lies the Yahoola Creek Reservoir and Lake Zwerner.
On any given day, locals and tourists hike, fish, boat, and feed the numerous geese...
Over spring break, 27 college students gave up their vacation and braved muddy roads and political dangers to go love and serve the people of Ensenada, Mexico on a Christian missionary trip.
This...
“We’re losing Patriot [Hall] because we just don’t have people there,” says Will Hand, a sophomore cadet majoring in strategic and security studies.
University of North Georgia is the senior...
"To hike alone as a woman is dangerous," says Tom Crowell, a hiking guide with Outback Guide service in Dahlonega, Georgia. Crowell firmly believes that women cannot hike safely alone, and he points to...
There were three gas stations in downtown Dahlonega, and highway 400 did not exist when Brad Walker opened his pottery shop in 1975. Walker began doing pottery in 1966, but did not start it as a full time...
“Thirty-six percent of Americans between the age of 18 and 29 have at least one tattoo," says historyoftattoos.net.
With the rise in popularity of tattoos among current college students, the...
Every year around the beginning of spring semester, the University of North Georgia students begin to contemplate housing for the next year. The desire for a place of their own, a kitchen to cook food...
