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  • Elana Passarello

    The Power of Writing: Blackwell Prize Brings Modern Literature to UWG

    Mar 7
  • Austin Gann '15

    Handle with Care: UWG Chemistry Alum Serves on Frontlines of Sustainability Efforts

    Feb 7
  • The University of West Georgia’s The Other Night School

    UWG’s Other Night School Announces Spring 2023 Lineup

    Jan 24
  • UWG art student fires an anagama kiln

    Fired Up: UWG Art Program Teaches Ancient Method via Anagama Kiln

    Jan 17
  • Kelli Cadena ’22

    UWG, Newnan Cut Ribbon on Alumna-Designed Sculpture on LINC Trail

    The University of West Georgia and the city of Newnan recently unveiled a sculpture designed by a recent UWG alumna that will enhance a place of connection and community-building in Newnan.

    Dec 14
  • L to R: Dr. Pauline Gagnon, dean of UWG's College of Arts, Culture and Scientific Inquiry; Shelly Elman, professor of theatre and department chair of UWG English, Film, Languages, and Performing Arts; Jon Preston, UWG provost and senior vice president; Dr. Brendan Kelly, UWG president; Dr. Linda R. Buchanan, Andrew College president; Deborah Liss-Green, Andrew College assistant professor of theatre; Dr. Karan Pittman, Andrew College academic dean

    UWG, Andrew College Sign Partnership Agreement

    Nov 29
  • A watercolor print created by painting student Rachel Christiansen featuring the signage of an entrance to UWG.

    Fresh Prints: Select Donors to Receive Unique Incentive for 40th A Day

    For the 40th anniversary of A Day to Give West, UWG’s annual fundraising drive, the steering committee hopes to commemorate the occasion by honoring both the donors and the students who benefit from their generosity. This year, anyone who contributes $100 or more will receive a watercolor print created by student Rachel Christiansen.

    Sep 20
  • Terrence J. Smith

    Role Playing: UWG Theatre Alum Stars in Oprah-Produced ‘The Color Purple’

    “I can’t believe I’m here.” UWG theatre alumnus Terrence J. Smith ’14 thought this to himself many times during his first day on set for “The Color Purple.” In this musical adaptation of Alice Walker's novel about the struggles of an African American woman living in the South during the early 1900s, Smith plays Adam, son of protagonist and narrator Celie.

    Aug 2
  • Frank Pritchett

    Angels Among Us: Pritchett Legacy Gifts to UWG Represent an Array of Experiences

    UWG has remained a constant presence in H. Franklin “Frank” Pritchett Jr.’s life for almost 40 years – first as a student, then alumnus and employee, and today a retiree. As a manifestation of this multifaceted relationship, Pritchett recently confirmed his legacy gifts of three scholarships.

    Jul 14
  • Headlined by Atlanta’s Joe Gransden Big Band, and featuring Nashville’s Sofia Goodman Group, the free event also incorporates student musicians from local high schools and UWG’s own Jazz Ensemble. 

    All That Jazz: UWG’s Sunbelt Festival Brings Free Entertainment to Community

    If you’re a jazz lover looking for a relaxing way to enjoy a Spring afternoon, this news will be music to your ears. The University of West Georgia’s Sunbelt Festival returns Saturday, April 16, on campus at Love Valley.

    Apr 7
  • Aeolus Quartet

    Prestigious Wadsworth Piano Competition to be held in Newnan

    The second biennial Charles Wadsworth Piano Competition will be held at the Wadsworth Auditorium, in partnership with the School of the Arts at the University of West Georgia, from March 24-27.

    Mar 10
  • Sarah Grace Rogers and UWG President Dr. Brendan Kelly

    Gold Star: Rogers Named UWG’s 2022 Academic Recognition Day Scholar

    University of West Georgia alumna Sarah Grace Rogers ’21 has been named the university’s Academic Recognition Day Scholar for 2022.

    Mar 1
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