
The Fourth District A&M School -- which morphed into West Georgia College, then the State University of West Georgia, and now the University of West Georgia -- was created exactly 103 years ago by the Perry Act on Aug. 18, 1906.
Several other sister institutions in Georgia (including one in UWG's sector, Georgia Southern) were created as A&M Schools on the same day by the same Perry Act.
Happy 103rd Birthday to all!
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