UNG’s Fraternity and Sorority Life Director Liz Artz is trying to bring Sigma Gamma Rho, a new Divine Nine sorority, to campus.
Working alongside the Atlanta alumni chapter, a few students are helping...
Every Thursday at 9:45 a.m., University of North Georgia senior public administration major Katy Joy Beller picks up a carload of student volunteers and drives them to the Feral Cat Program of Georgia...
As the semester rolls toward midterms, so does stress and anxiety for many students.
Claudia Mueller, a chiropractor for Murrayville Family Chiropractic, says as a physical result of stress, muscles...
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...
Over the summer, junior English major, Skyler Dell married senior Strategic and Security Studies major, Micah Dell.
Skyler says the two were childhood friends, but reconnected at the University of North...
The University of North Georgia fall intramurals are back. Students can join team sports like pickleball, three-on-three basketball, sand volleyball and seven-on-seven flag football. Flag football, pickleball...
The University of North Georgia’s Dahlonega campus is offering an improved shuttle service, the Nighthawks Express, adding three off-campus stops to its original route and introducing an app to manage...
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 Friday, Aug. 29, the alternative rock band Tell My Sons will release its latest single – the third from its upcoming EP, titled Peace, which is set to release on Nov. 21.
With support from the...
A new era began this past weekend for the University of North Georgia women’s club rugby team as they competed in their first tournament as an official 15s team. Club President, and senior kinesiology...
As students returned from summer break, UNG’s campuses once again filled with activity. Alongside returning students, thousands of freshmen stepped onto campus, facing not only new coursework...
