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‘Aria’ of Expertise: UWG Opera Alumna Breathes New Life into Scholarship
Future generations of sopranos – along with baritones, tenors and altos – will continue to hit the right notes at the University of West Georgia, thanks to opera alumna and Los Angeles-based psychologist and hypnotherapist Dr. Nancy Irwin ’77.
Nov 23 -
Wolves Win Slugfest in Albany
Round one of the playoffs went the way of the wolf in Albany, Georgia, as the West Georgia Wolves used a smothering defensive effort to take a 23-7 victory over fourth-seeded Albany State.
Nov 22 -
Rules of Engagement: Stewart to Lead UWG’s Center for Student Involvement and Inclusion
April Wood Stewart wants to change the way people think about student engagement. And now that she’s been announced as the University of West Georgia’s new executive director for the Center of Student Involvement and Inclusion, she’ll have her opportunity.
Nov 17 -
UWG Earns Fifth Seed, Travels to Albany State on Saturday
For the third time under head coach David Dean, the West Georgia Wolves are headed to the postseason. The NCAA Selection Show revealed the seven teams in Super Region 2 on Sunday evening, and the Wolves have earned the fifth seed, setting up an opening round matchup with number four, Albany State.
Nov 14 -
Fine Print: Retired Veteran Graduating with Art Degree from UWG
Veteran Deperlene Reid’s life so far has been bookended by passions instilled in her as a child: the love for her country and an appreciation for the arts.
Nov 11 -
SMI, UWG Announce the Stone Center for Family Business, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation
Systems & Methods, Inc. and the University of West Georgia announced today a partnership to establish the Stone Center for Family Business, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation within UWG’s Richards College of Business. It will serve as a hub for student programming, faculty engagement and community outreach aimed at nurturing innovation and entrepreneurial activity in the region.
Nov 8 -
Wolf for Life: Triple UWG Alumna, Retired Leader Supports Non-Traditional Students
A three-time alumna of the University of West Georgia who dedicated her career to enhancing the experience of UWG students continues to give back through a scholarship endowment.
Nov 5 -
Depth and Breadth: Scranage Begins as New Vice President for Strategic Enrollment Management
With nearly 25 years of higher education experience behind her, Kimberly Scranage has begun her new role as the University of West Georgia’s inaugural vice president for strategic enrollment management.
Nov 1 -
Looking Up: UWG’s Richards College of Business Hosts 25th Annual Economic Forecast Breakfast
UWG’s Richards College of Business held its 25th annual Economic Forecast Breakfast Tuesday, with business, government and community leaders from the West Georgia region gathering to discuss the local economy and what to expect in the coming year.
Oct 29 -
Home Again: Homecoming Celebrations Return to UWG
Homecoming was back – and better than ever – at the University of West Georgia last week.
Oct 28 -
Supporting Student Outcomes: UWG Celebrates Record-Breaking A Day Fundraising Campaign
The University of West Georgia recently wrapped its 39th and most successful “A Day to Give West” campaign in the university’s history, receiving more than $1.1 million in gifts to support students.
Oct 27 -
A New Era: UWG Cuts Ribbon on Roy Richards Sr. Hall
UWG cut the ribbon last Friday on Roy Richards Sr. Hall, the new home for the Richards College of Business. More than 700 days after ground was broken, the university hosted members of the Richards family, dignitaries and influential donors for the hall’s grand opening as part of Homecoming.
Oct 26 -
UWG’s Wolfie Featured in New Children’s Book
The University of West Georgia’s larger-than-life mascot, Wolfie, has teamed up with some of his closest colleagues to share his origin story with UWG’s youngest fans.
Oct 18 -
Theobald Named UWG’s Assistant Director of Alumni Engagement
If you were looking to personify the Forever West spirit at the University of West Georgia, you’d be hard-pressed to find anyone more suited than Kate Theobald.
Oct 15 -
GHC, UWG Partner to Enhance Opportunities for Students in Douglasville
Georgia Highlands College announced today the forthcoming closure of its Douglasville site, with the University of West Georgia committing to provide support to ensure student success in Douglas County.
Oct 14 -
Eternal Flame: UWG Art Professor’s Legacy Lives On in Scholarship
If there was one word John Stenger would use to describe his late stepfather, the beloved UWG art professor Henry Setter, it would be “treasured.” Stenger recently reinforced that Setter’s legacy will live on thanks to his gift to the Henry Setter Memorial Scholarship.
Oct 13