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Emma Auer/WUGAWe’ve all heard the term social media influencer. But now, the people all over our screens selling products or showing their lifestyles are getting their due in academia. -
Paige Walcott/WUGAEvery creative person sees the world in their own way, taking what’s around them to make something new. WUGA’s Emma Auer set out into Athens’ creative scene to discover how this process takes place in the Classic City—here’s the debut installment of Inspired by Athens.
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The University of Georgia Police Department is warning of several reports of burglary which took place in Morris Hall last week. -
New wildfires are popping up daily but Governor Kemp is hopeful that they will be contained. Wildfires continue to plague Georgia despite the small respite to the ongoing drought provided by the recent rain. -
WUGA’s student journalists are integral in the mission to serve Northeast Georgia with quality journalism that informs and entertains. -
Georgia’s labor force rose by 4,152 to 5,455,254, while employment increased by 5,355 to a record 5,262,263. The number of unemployed residents declined by 1,203 to 192,991. -
Senator Reverend Raphael Warnock responded to the Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision to strike down a majority Black congressional district in Louisiana. -
Georgia’s Secretary of State says this new feature of Georgia’s Election Data Hub is just another step in his office’s commitment to keeping Georgia the gold standard for election administration. -
Athens activists plan to join a nationwide protest with over 3,000 participating demonstrations. -
The Georgia Environmental Protection Division has declared a statewide response after months of monitoring drought conditions in the state. -
In the twenty-minute address, Mayor Girtz emphasized the county’s expected population growth in the coming decades. -
Restaurants in Athens will be working together with Clarke County School District to raise money to benefit their financial education program for future graduates at the end of April.
