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Commencement

Nearly 2,800 students graduated during the fall Commencement ceremonies.

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Without electricity, there’s no way to keep milk cool in parts of rural Africa. Engineering professor William Kisaalita has a solution.

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Economic Vitality

UGA is committed to the state of Georgia, offering specialized programs and resources across the state. See the impact in your area.

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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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Life lessons

Lessons learned both inside and outside the classroom are an important part of higher education, and three speakers shared their own during UGA’s fall 2018 Commencement ceremonies.

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.

Economic Outlook

Georgia’s economic growth will outpace the nation’s for the sixth straight year, according to the Terry College of Business as announced at the Georgia Economic Outlook in Atlanta.

Sustainable materials

The UGA New Materials Institute, under the direction of Jason Locklin, has been awarded a grant as the third site for the National Science Foundation’s Center for Bioplastics and Biocomposites, or CB2.

Schwarzman Scholar

Swapnil Agrawal was one of 147 students selected internationally as a Schwarzman Scholar, a fellowship designed to prepare the next generation of leaders about China’s role in global trends.