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Experts from the Terry College of Business are traveling the state giving insights into the year's economy such as economic trajectory, the trends shaping our state’s fiscal outlook, and what to expect in specific areas.

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UGA is fighting the opioid Epidemic in Georgia

University of Georgia scholars are working with state agencies to combat the national opioid epidemic.

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Downtown development is crucial anywhere but in the hundreds of small- to medium-size towns across Georgia, it's particularly vital. With UGA's help, the town of Clarkesville experienced a renaissance.

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Double Dawgs

Our students can earn both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in five years or less, giving them a competitive advantage in the workforce.

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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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Signature Lectures

Notable scholars and national leaders in politics, business, higher education and several other fields will visit the University of Georgia this semester as part of the Signature Lecture series.

Lowering costs

UGA is laying the foundation for the increased adoption of free and low-cost course materials through a new Affordable Course Materials Grant program from the Provost’s Office.

Churchill Scholar

Senior Anita Qualls became the first student in UGA’s history to receive a Churchill Scholarship and will pursue a one-year master’s program at the University of Cambridge in England.

Top business school

The University of Georgia Terry College of Business is ranked one of the “Best Undergraduate Business Schools” in the country by the business education website Poets&Quants. 

Respect the Specs

He’s known throughout Bulldog Nation by many names — Goggles and Hot Rod to name a couple. But now Rodrigo Blankenship has a new title to add to his resume: alumnus.

Loneliness and health

More and more people, particularly older adults, grapple with loneliness not only on holidays, but year-round. UGA research suggests that chronic loneliness carries some serious health risks.