UGA
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Send Silence Packing
Active Mind UGA talks about the importance of preventing suicide among college students. Reporter Sara Lim took a closer look into this suicide awareness event.
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Greek Grind Sisters Dance for Charitable Cause
Reporter Emily Fernie goes live at the Classic Center for “Greek Grind” rehearsals. An inside scoop on the philanthropy event that has sorority girls dancing for a good cause. Be sure to visit our website tomorrow for footage of all of the performances.
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Video Shows Board of Regents Protest
Full, unedited video of today’s protest at the Board of Regents meeting.
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False Advertisement Alert: Think Before You Buy “Pink”
Consumers who buy pink or pink ribboned products think their money is going to breast cancer research or awareness. Reporter Meagan Priselac tells us why this is not always the case.
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Relay University
The University of Georgia’s #1 Student Organization, Relay For Life, will host a conference where schools from in and out of the state will come together to brainstorm ways to better battle Cancer.
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Georgia Scholastic Press Association Welcomes Incoming Grady Students
A lot of new students have been on campus for the past two days, but aren’t in the university just yet. Grady Newsource Reporter Joshua Buce has the story.
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UGA Student Clubs Trying to Improve Young Voter Turnout
There are low expectations for young adults arriving at the polls on November 6th. Grady Newsource Reporter Joshua Buce tells us why that might be the case.
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Accounting Major Pays Off, Literally!
Accounting students at the University of Georgia are in the middle of interviews this week for future jobs and internships. Reporter Rachel Segers discovered that these students might be spending a lot of time in the library but not a lot of time looking for jobs.
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Legalizing Gambling to Help Fund HOPE Scholarship
Athens, Ga. — One alternative to the budget problem may be casino gambling. One proposal is to legalize casino gambling with the money going towards the HOPE scholarship. The issue has both residents and public officials split. Some say it’s an issue of morality, while others say it may be…