Student newspaper of Georgia Gwinnett College
In hopes of bringing back community involvement, GGC will host three Friday Night Light events starting from Sept. 18th to Nov. 12th on the intramural fields from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. The Friday Night Lights events allow students to play different intramural sports while eating free food and socializing
Stacey Abrams-founded New Georgia Project launched a voter registration campaign in time for the first election season since the passing of Senate Bill 202, pushing for voter turnout and civic action. Early voting for statewide city elections starts on Oct. 12. This will be the first election season since Senate
GGC police concluded after investigation that an alleged victim falsely reported sexual assault. On Aug. 12, 2021, a female victim reported that she was raped on the Georgia Gwinnett College (GGC) campus while walking to her car at approximately 10 p.m. “Female victim reported being hit from behind and then
Demone Webb, former presidential candidate, faced an election hearing earlier this year due to a total of six alleged violations brought forth in the SGA 2021 Election, including a charge of nepotism. On the 12th of March, Demone Webb received a subpoena, requesting his presence in front of the Election
Faculty and staff of Georgia Gwinnett College held on-campus protests the week of Sept 13th to demand a mask mandate. The event was organized by Dr. Jill Penn, Associate Professor of Biology and Biochemistry together with the United Campus Workers of Georgia. “We are not doing enough,” said Dr. Penn.
The Grizzlies Men’s Soccer team started off the season with an eventful first few games. With wins, losses, and an unfortunate 0-0 debut, there is a lot to look forward to in this freshly started season. “We didn’t lose… But the initial reaction is not [a] happy [one],” said Head
The Career Development and Advising Center cited upward of 60 percent of GGC students will find themselves employed after participating in the internship program. A virtual conference was hosted Aug. 31 through Handshake to discuss how students can secure internships for the coming year. “It’s really important to have your
Georgia Gwinnett College will hold three in-person commencement ceremonies for spring and summer 2021 graduates in accordance to the public health guidelines. The ceremonies are also open to spring, summer and fall 2020 graduates.
Georgia Gwinnett College’s Office of Student Involvement and Student Center (SISC) hosted the 2021 ROAR Awards show on April 30th honoring Registered Students Organizations with awards and student performances. Organizers made pandemic appropriate adjustments to hold the event in person this year.
Gwinnett County Commissioner Kirkland Carden proposed a resolution in mid-February that would decriminalize marijuana possession of less than one ounce.
