WUGA’s student journalists are integral in the mission to serve Northeast Georgia with quality journalism that informs and entertains.
As the 2025-2026 school year ends, here's a look back at some of the best pieces written by WUGA’s student journalists.
The first Black football players to join the University of Georgia team in 1971 recently screened a new documentary about their historic experiences.
After decades of serving the Athens community, Weaver D’s - known for inspiring one of R.E.M’s album titles - closed Thursday, February 26th.
The zoo will be housed in Cedar Street Building B on campus and house about 30 types of insects, according to Dr. Kelly Carruthers, a professor and the primary caretaker of the zoo.
Clarke County School District Board of Education members did not approve the new code of student conduct at the work session Thursday night.
Athens is well known for its large population of artists. Less frequently acknowledged is the suffering that many of these local creatives go through.
The Athens-Clarke County Transit system conducted its periodic audit, highlighting six key findings and 17 accompanying recommendations.
