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A group of UNG students from Oconee County talk to attendees at OconeeFest 2016 about scholarships funds raised at the event that have helped them earn their degrees.

Oconeefest an evening celebration for area UNG student scholarships

This year, attendees at the University of North Georgia's (UNG) annual Oconeefest fundraiser will have the opportunity to make a statement in funding student scholarships without uttering a single word.

Students who learn the "Right Way to Go and Graduate" will learn strategies such as visiting their academic advisor in the first month on campus.

New UNG guide helps show 'The Right Way to Go and Graduate'

College can be intimidating. There are so many processes and stacks of paperwork to complete — financial aid, class registration, academic advising — and new lingo to learn like FAFSA, Tranguid and CRN. To answer questions and help steer students to the right

Trevor Smits is congratulated for receiving the Recondo Badge by Maj. Gen. Hughes, commander of U.S. Army Cadet Command and Fort Knox, at the 6th Regiment Advanced Camp graduation on July 10 at Fort Knox, Kentucky.

77 cadets earn top marks at Advanced Camp at Fort Knox

Out of the 110 UNG cadets who completed Advanced Camp, which is required for all commissioning cadets, 77 rated outstanding or excellent this summer at Fort Knox, Kentucky. Trevor Smits, a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army who earned his commission from UNG i

Dacre Stoker, the great-grand-nephew of Bram Stoker and co-editor of "The Lost Journal of Bram Stoker: The Dublin Years," will be visiting UNG Sept. 26-28

Visiting Author Series brings "Dracula" author's blood relative to UNG

Even if you have not read Bram Stoker's "Dracula," most everyone is familiar with the vampiric title character and the various pop culture interpretations since the Gothic horror novel was published in 1897. However, few know about the author, an Irishman who

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VanHorn and Anderson Awarded Peach Belt Weekly Honors

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Women's Golf Breaks 36-Hole Record at Battle at Old South

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Elizabeth King, training and development specialist at UNG, second from left, gives Melissa Adams, from left, Kate Jordan and Aaron Chastain their certificates after completing the 2017 Supervisor Training Program. Lindsay Bailey and Emily McIllvain also completed the course but are not pictured.

Five UNG staffers complete supervisor program

UNG student networks in summer NIST internship

UNG grad student to participate in Fulbright Canada symposium

UNG president to speak at WomenSource's power breakfast

"The Best is Yet to Be" for UNG students at Beta Alpha Psi conference

UNG biology student spends summer tracking turtles

UNG students take Journey of Hope to help those with disabilities

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