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New Community Reading Program

The new program, which addresses race, ethnicity and community topics, will provide 500 copies of 'In My Place' by Charlayne Hunter-Gault to students.

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Mcbay

Dr. McBay, the first African American to earn a PhD from UGA, was a lifelong advocate for equal representation in STEM education.

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60th Anniversary of Desegregation

Honoring those who broke down barriers and transformed UGA.

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Georgia Groundbreakers

Hamilton Holmes simply wanted to become a doctor. Charlayne Hunter simply wanted to become a journalist. Their first steps into the Academic Building on Jan. 9, 1961, left a lasting footprint on the UGA landscape.

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Coronavirus resources

The University of Georgia has a coronavirus website to provide the campus community with information about health, travel, emergency preparedness, and campus operations.

60th anniversary

To mark the 60th anniversary of the desegregation of UGA, the Main Library is hosting an exhibit that chronicles the historic events when Hamilton Holmes and Charlayne Hunter were admitted.

Enhancing instruction

When students return to the UGA campus this week to begin their spring semester, they will be greeted with enhanced technology and more opportunities for face-to-face instruction.

Helping students

Ansley Long, a UGA Unsung Hero, can handle pretty much any student problem, from financial and mental health issues to students who are having trouble getting involved on campus.

New director of athletics

Josh Brooks has been named J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics at the University of Georgia. Brooks will become UGA's 12th athletic director, following the retirement of Greg McGarity.