In recent years, the University of West Georgia has undergone serious cosmetic changes. First, The Coliseum and Greek Village were constructed. Now, renovations to the library and a new on-campus bookstore are well underway, expanding the campus and helping to accommodate the growing student body. However, people often overlook the changes that occur within these buildings, such as projects and updates that are not as easily seen. Students studying mass communications know of an example: the forthcoming separation of the program into a discipline-based format. Instead of taking any broadcasting, journalism or public relations class desired, students will pick a track and stick to it, learning more about a specific area than a little about many areas.
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