On April 7, Diversity Talk about South Korea took place both virtually and in person at Memorial Hall 208, Dahlonega campus. The talk was hosted by Supplemental Instruction and the Center for Global Engagement...

The end of the 2022 spring semester is right around the corner. It has been four months since the international exchange students from the University of North Georgia Dahlonega campus came to the United...

On the last school day before spring break, the Corp of Cadets had a Brigade Mental Health Day. The cadets were allowed to bring their dogs to the campus and play sports in the drill field on Friday morning....

The Estonian Ambassador, Kristjan Prikk, visited the University of North Georgia Dahlonega campus on March 4. UNG held a luncheon with the ambassador in the banquet room of the dining hall. A diverse cross-section...

“I didn’t know that there is a presidential election going on in Korea,” said Mia Libosada, a freshman international affairs major at the University of North Georgia. Many students at UNG might not...

On Feb. 16, a luncheon and panel discussion on “Navigating ‘Gray Zone’ Competition and Conflict” took place at Piedmont Driving Club, Atlanta. The conference was organized by the Atlanta Council...

Taekwondo is a traditional Korean martial art defined as "the proper way of using all parts of the body to stop fights and contribute to the creation of a better and more peaceful world." Today, taekwondo...

Feb. 1 was “Seollal,” the Korean Lunar New Year day. Seollal is a national holiday in South Korea commemorating the first day of the Korean calendar, which usually lasts three days including the day...

The city of Atlanta is well known for its comic book culture. It is home to Dragon Con, which is the largest multi-media and pop culture convention held annually over Labor Day Weekend since 1987. Atlanta...