UNG’s own student-led public relations group, SPRUNG, achieved a prosperous partnership with local Dahlonega Chiropractor, Dr Todd Holubitsky. The results proved fruitful in the form of an advertising...
A new semester brings new classes — and new textbooks, which often place a heavy financial burden on students. According to recent data from the College Board, a nonprofit organization founded in 1899...
As the University of North Georgia marks the fourth week of the fall 2025 semester, students are readjusting to new schedules and work.
Some potential struggles students may face after summer vacation...
The University of North Georgia has dedicated a multitude of campus resources to attracting and supporting adult learners as colleges and universities nationwide respond to shifting demographics and workforce...
Graduating college is the beginning of a daunting journey for those looking to join the workforce. While some have a clear path from the start, many graduates stumble in the beginning as they look for...
Last week a survey was given to University of North Georgia students that asked open-ended questions regarding their experience with exercise, stress and school grades. The goal of the survey was to determine...
The Georgia House of Representatives has advanced a bill to ban cellphones in K-8 schools.
The bill would prohibit students, ranging from kindergarten through eighth grade, from using personal electronic...
North Atlantic Ocean surface temperatures broke heat records for more than 450 days throughout late 2023 and early 2024. This year, those temperatures are still at an all-time high.
In a new study...
Disney College Program applications have opened for a unique internship opportunity at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, FL. The college program welcomes students to work in various roles, such...
A local organization is collaborating with Gwinnett County Public Schools to bring books to nearly 8,000 students in the Lilburn area.
The Lilburn Woman’s Club is sponsoring Gwinnett County Public...
Representatives in Georgia celebrated Pre-K Week in Public schools throughout the week of Oct. 7.
Georgia Pre-K Week celebrates the state’s voluntary program that is available for free to all four-year-olds...
If you’ve been feeling more stressed than usual this semester, you’re not crazy. The University of North Georgia adjusted the dates for the 2024-2025 academic year, impacting both the start and end...
