On Jan. 21, 2017 women and men of all ages gathered in Washington, D.C. for a Women’s March. A day that was supposed to be focused on the Inauguration of Donald Trump as the new United States President, instead created the urge to rally for Women’s rights. Over five million individuals felt inspired to take a […]
Trinidad Leads the Way for Young Female College Graduates
(Gainesville, Ga) Unsure what to do post-graduation? So was Angelia Trinidad, until she founded the life journal, which has become widely recognized as Passion Planner. After feeling like she had done everything right, Trinidad struggled with post-college uncertainty. Raised in a strict Asian household, Trinidad always knew that if her parents could have it their […]
SGA Press Release: Overnight Guest/Visitation policy changes for Spring
To the Students of Brenau University’s Women’s College: In October of 2016, a concern was brought to the Student Government Association via the Legislative Branch. The concern involved the Overnight Guest policy and the unequal practices presented in the policy. The Student Government Executive Board, along with the Legislative Branch, thought of solutions to help […]
The First Presidential Debate of 2016
(Gainesville, GA) On Sept. 26, 2016, the first presidential debate for Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump was streamed live at Brenau University in Thurmond McRae for any students who wanted to attend. It started at 8:45 p.m. with a facilitated discussion about the debate and the upcoming election. The event was part of Brenau’s initiative of […]
Legendary Artist Prince Found Dead
(Gainesville, GA) Exactly a week ago today the world lost a legend in the music industry, and will never be the same. Singer/Songwriter/Musician/Actor Prince Rogers Nelson was found unconscious in his home on April 21 just before 10:00 a.m. When authorities arrived, they tried to revive him, but nothing worked. He was pronounced dead at 10:07 a.m. […]
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