The City of Gainesville was established on November 30, 1821. With deep roots comes a deep history, and Gainesville has plenty of it to show. Here are some of the City's historical sites.
The...
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,...
At the University of North Georgia’s Gainesville campus, food waste from busy student dining spaces is being redirected toward solutions that support both sustainability and student well-being.
The...
As the school year starts to make its return to normalcy and routines get reestablished, students are starting to look for fun things to do to break the monotony. A concert is a great way to relax on a...
Students and staff celebrated the unveiling of the University of North Georgia's Gainesville Department of Visual Arts' newest mural, “Face the Strange,” on Aug. 26.
The department celebrated the...
On Oct. 18 the Gainesville Chicken Festival celebrates its 20th Anniversary and this year includes a sticker contest.
Submissions for the sticker are due on Friday, September 19th, approximately...
In April 1936, the City of Gainesville was devastated by an F-4 tornado that blew directly through the town square at over 260 mph. The storm significantly damaged the city’s business district, 200 people...
Students that found themselves in the University of North Georgia's Nesbitt Building on Friday, April 18 were greeted by an international sight. Located in the Language Lab on the fourth floor, servers...
On Apr. 18, the Japan Club (GVL) will be hosting a Maid Café in Nesbitt 4201 from 2 - 5 p.m. for all to attend. The event will feature free Japanese-themed foods such as fruit sandwiches, onigiri, melon...
University of North Georgia alumna and Public Information Officer for the Hall County Government Joy Licciardi recently reflected on her time at the school and how her education prepared her for her career.
Licciardi,...
A non-profit based in Gainesville is working to feed communities in North Georgia as food insecurity continues to rise nationwide.
The Georgia Mountain Food Bank partners with 65 agencies across Hall,...
Martha T. Nesbitt Academic Building and Hugh Mills Physical Education Center, two buildings on the University of North Georgia’s Gainesville campus, were closed and evacuated today, around 3:30 P.M....
