Commencement marks a moment of change for UGA Class of 2026
Commencement marks a moment of change for the University of Georgia’s Class of 2026. Graduates not only reflect on what they’ve already accomplished, but also look to the future.
Commencement marks a moment of change for the University of Georgia’s Class of 2026. Graduates not only reflect on what they’ve already accomplished, but also look to the future.
The University of Georgia Graduate School and the Office of Engagement, Leadership and Service congratulate the Spring 2026 cohort of students who completed GradLEAD.
FACS student Rebecca McReynolds overcomes injury, self-doubt to pursue career as a Child Life Specialist.
Upcoming ceremonies will celebrate 9,477 students eligible for graduation. The undergraduate ceremony is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. in Sanford Stadium on May 8. DJ Shockley, highly awarded former UGA and Atlanta Falcons quarterback, will give the address.
Homecoming Committee announces week of activities for students, alumni and the UGA community, including the carnival, parade, Bulldog Bash and Film on the Fifty.
Emma Stratman, a senior communication sciences and disorders majors, is a member of Delta Gamma and co-president of the Pre-Counseling Club. Passionate about raising awareness and creating a place of hope for those affected by suicide, she has been serving as the head coordinator for the 2026 Walk, working with both Student Care & Outreach and Greek Life.
The upcoming Grady graduate celebrates the people and experiences that made college feel like a victory.
Aishat Aina, a master’s student in Agricultural Leadership, Education, and Communication in the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, is the 2026 recipient of the Saeeda Peermahomed Award.
Twenty-seven University of Georgia students, faculty and staff members who have died since April 2025 will be honored at the university’s annual candlelight memorial service on April 28 at 7 p.m. at the UGA Chapel.