It’s been three months since one prospective college student left her family to work and study in the U.S. Melissa Ordoñez, a recent high school graduate, hopes to attend college and reunite with her...
As a math and chemistry tutor, Dahlonega Student Government Association Vice President Gina Diodati has heard stories firsthand from students who are struggling to stay on top of their work this semester....
The national labor shortage has been featured in various headlines over the past few months. CNN reports such labor shortages are expected to continue. However, college students seem to have no difficulty...
I never was a fan of anime. In fact, the closest I had come to even be considered interested in the genre was back in fourth grade when I collected Pokémon cards during recess. I thought the characters...
The Gainesville SGA met Monday, Sept. 27 to discuss new business, elections, and Spirit Night. The meeting took place in-person in room 307 of the Health Sciences building on the Gainesville campus.
At...
DAHLONEGA- Lumpkin county residents and visitors will get to experience improvements to the community’s existing recreational amenities as Lumpkin County Government and partner agencies begin the implementation...
Since summer is just around the corner and its time to start planning for some outdoor excursions, memories, and fun! Stand-up paddle boarding (SUP) is a perfect way to exercise while enjoying the scenery...
In a recent press release, UNG has made the top ten as one of the best colleges in the state of Georgia. According to Sarah Glass, an outreach specialist with GradReports, UNG holds the eighth position...
A diversity and inclusion bill for DACA students in the state of Georgia made it to Crossover Day, March 8, with bipartisan support. At the same time a bill targeting transgender students dissolved. However,...
UNG students spoke at the annual Leadership Lumpkin Education Day Thursday, March 11. Students answered questions from the class, spoke about their experience, and connected with members of the community...
Virtual interviews are now a commonality among upperclassmen and recent grads due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The experience can be awkward and slightly more stressful than an in-person interview. The job...
The social media trend to “cancel” any person or public figure for making distasteful remarks, bad actions, or just contributing to controversial thinking has come to be known as cancel culture. In...
