Student newspaper of Georgia Gwinnett College
A Curriculum Expansion Task Force formed at Georgia Gwinnett College is currently exploring the addition of graduate programs in the School of Business and other departments in an effort to bolster and support the educational objectives of GGC undergrads. Courses are expected to be offered as early as Fall of
County officials have still not announced a decision on what will be done with the Confederate monument that was removed from Lawrenceville square.
Georgia Gwinnett College’s Art Committee is organizing a Spring Chalk Art Festival at the end of April for students to create artwork at their homes and send in pictures to be posted on the Art Club’s Instagram page to encourage self-expression and community participation.
In Johns Creek, a Northview High School club, Northview FEM, partnered with Women’s March to host an annual local march last October for women’s rights in direct response to the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
On March 4th, two Georgia Gwinnett College (GGC) Alumni discussed their experience in the workforce post-graduation at an English Degrees at Work event, focusing on marketable skills, internships, and resources for job opportunities for English majors outside of the traditional academic and teaching avenues.
The Student Government Association election candidates focused on unity and inclusivity in the SGA debates for the ongoing elections, hoping to draw the student body together and make every voice heard.
With the new spring semester well underway, GGC has launched a new web series on YouTube called GGC in :60, which will focus on giving viewers quick glimpses of life as a Grizzly.
Georgia Familia Unidas (GAFU) has rallied a coalition of local law firms and organizations to provide legal and financial assistance at community “clinics” to the victims of the deadly nitrogen gas leak at a Foundation Food Group poultry plant, which left six dead and several critically injured in Gainesville.
Georgia Gwinnett College (GCC) students, faculty and staff planted 20 apple trees last week, which will provide research data at the college’s Microfarm.
Dale Long, Director of Sports Information, announced on January 29 in a media release that GGC’s baseball season will resume this February.
