by Sheryl Marlar '90 and Bonnie Butcher
As the days get shorter and the nights get cooler, thoughts turn from beaches and sunshine to bonfires and football. As tradition unfolds, homecomings begin to follow soon after football season opens.
Whether it’s a first homecoming for a university freshman or a return to campus for a long-time alum, homecoming stirs lots of thoughts and memories.
UWG will be celebrating homecoming this week with activities for those of all ages. Listed below are the thoughts of just a few students on what homecoming means to them.
Tracy Kilthy (Junior) |
Mathias Fobi (Junior) |
Chandler Fogarty (Senior) |
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| “I’m so proud of West Georgia. All the hard work and dedication of our football fellas is definitely paying off!” | “I’ve heard so many great things about West Georgia’s Homecoming. It is such a pleasure to be going this year.” | “Homecoming at West Georgia is all about the university coming together to show our spirit and cheer on our team.” | ||
Brittney Castona (Freshman) |
Robert Hill (Senior, defensive student assistant for the football team) |
Brittany Groff (Junior) |
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| “I’m excited for my first homecoming here at UWG. I’ve heard it’s really fun and the whole community comes together for different events that day. I think it will be even bigger this year due to the football team’s recent success. I can’t wait to cheer on the Wolves and participate in the parade this homecoming.” | “UWG Homecoming is an amazing time on campus for students and staff. Come watch the Wolves beat Clark-Atlanta. Go Wolves!” | “Good luck to the Wolves! Everyone I know is really looking forward to seeing them compete!” |
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