People in 100% of countries in the world struggle with hunger. According to Feeding America, in the United States alone, 47 million people are experiencing food insecurity, and 1 in 5 children do not have...
The University of North Georgia’s Panhellenic Council hosted Philanthrofest on Friday, October 3rd. This event brought UNG’s 6 sororities together to raise awareness for each of their philanthropies....
Lumpkin Literacy, short for Lumpkin County Literacy Coalition, is buzzing into focus as they prepare for the return of their Spelling Bee & Variety Show that will be in the University of North Georgia’s...
On a sunny Saturday morning at Hancock Park’s side road, vendors quietly prepared their booths for the weekly Dahlonega Farmers Market, held every weekend from May through October.
Among the stands,...
The Vickery House, home to the Appalachian Studies Center, has planted roots in any way that it can.
The ASC serves as Georgia's sole Appalachian center, an umbrella organization dedicated to educating,...
The 1873 Shop is now open on the University of North Georgia Dahlonega campus.
The shop had its grand opening Sept. 20, with a ceremony led by President Dr. Michael P. Shannon and Lt. Gen. (Ret.)...
Women of UNG will host its fourth annual pop up market on Thursday, Sept. 25, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the University of North Georgia’s Dining Hall Veranda in Dahlonega. Guests can browse the tables...
Corvias Campus Living – USG, the managing company for student housing that the University System of Georgia currently holds a public-private partnership with filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings...
Located at the center of the Dahlonega Campus, HOAG Student Center is where many students gather to eat, game, study and hang out throughout the semester. So it’s no wonder students recognize certain...
Community is important for college students. For students wanting to prioritize their faith, the University of North Georgia has several ministries for different denominations. Within these ministries,...
Say goodbye to the summer heat and hello to the autumn breeze. Students at the University of North Georgia are preparing for their favorite fall activities in Dahlonega.
Jenna Kate Welch, a senior...
Over the summer, the University of North Georgia’s Appalachian Studies Center launched Critters and Blooms, a new initiative designed to connect students with the natural world through local wildlife...
