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From a virtual reality system for pediatricians to the construction of a new bridge, students in the College of Engineering are using their senior design projects to give back to the state.

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Commit to Georgia

We commit to removing barriers and opening doors. Scholarships blaze paths to futures that otherwise might not be attainable.

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Birthplace

Chartered by the state of Georgia in 1785, the University of Georgia is the birthplace of public higher education in America — launching our nation’s great tradition of world-class public education.

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Carter inducted into Hall

President Jimmy Carter was inducted into the Georgia Agricultural Hall of Fame at the 64th UGA College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Alumni Association Awards.

Record graduation rates

An expanded slate of programs at UGA tailored to the needs and ambitions of students is helping them earn their degrees in record time with a four-year completion rate of 68 percent.  

Garden gift

A $1 million gift from the Callaway Foundation will fund a new visitor entrance to the State Botanical Garden of Georgia, enhancing access to the galleries, classrooms, collections and displays.

Focusing on fitness

After his military service, Jvonte Ross found a home at UGA. A former sergeant in the Army, Ross now teaches fitness classes and plans to major in exercise and sport science.

Arts and sciences

UGA professor Samantha Joye and artist Rebecca Rutstein have teamed up to explore the point where arts, sciences and humanities intersect deep beneath the sea.

A new path for veteran

When Andi Broom was an Army Special Operations soldier, she suffered near-death injuries. She recovered and has returned as a UGA student taking classes toward a dual degree.