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Americans waste 40 percent of the food we produce, yet one in seven Americans are food insecure. The passion and dedication of two students led to a new way to fight hunger in Milledgeville while cutting down waste from the university’s dining hall.

Micah Goguen, ’02, ’18, knows art can break through communication barriers. As an artist and an instructor, he sees the power art has on his students every day. 

This fall Georgia College breaks ground on a new project honoring a group of student organizations with strong ties to campus. The National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) Historical Preservation Plaza will not only celebrate the heritage of these organizations at Georgia College, but also promote a vibrant future.

As an intern on Marvel’s new blockbuster, "Ant Man and the Wasp," Jeremy Colwell of McDonough got an up-close view of the state’s new billion-dollar movie industry.

Emily Blackwood is a senior mass communication major who recently interned for Castellucci Hospitality Group

Last year, what began as a casual conversation at Jonathan Golden’s, ’17, and Zachary “Zach” Rader’s, ’17, apartment at Georgia College, turned into deep thoughts about how they could help make the world a better place—starting in Rwanda, Africa. 

Timothy Perrine