UGA earns high marks in latest Forbes and Niche rankings
The University of Georgia continues to be recognized among the nation’s top institutions of higher education, earning strong placements in the latest rankings from Forbes and Niche.
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Leading the way: Life as a UGA Orientation Leader
Serving as an Orientation Leader at the University of Georgia is a challenging yet rewarding role that helps ease the transition for thousands of incoming students and their families each summer. Sam Ruona reflects on his 2024 experience as an opportunity to guide others with empathy, insight, and campus know-how. His dedication exemplifies how OLs play a pivotal role in helping new Dawgs build confidence, community, and a strong foundation at UGA.
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UGA police, Student Affairs staff participate in Mental Health First Aid training
This summer, George was one of the most enthusiastic participants in Mental Health First Aid, a new training initiative at UGA provided jointly by the UGA Police Department and the Division of Student Affairs.
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UGA Transfer Welcome builds community for new students
On Aug. 11, University Transitions welcomed transfer students to campus with the Transfer Welcome event. Attendees engaged in several activities, including a bingo game, prize drawings, and photo opportunities with Hairy Dawg and President Morehead.
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UGA recognized as best value by The Princeton Review
The University of Georgia continues to solidify its standing among the nation’s elite institutions, earning high marks in The Princeton Review’s 2025 rankings for its exceptional blend of academic excellence, affordability and postgraduation success.
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UGA welcomes Class of 2029
This semester, the University of Georgia welcomed more than 6,200 first-year students from nearly 48,000 applicants. The incoming students represent one of the most academically qualified classes in the university’s history.
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Capital projects bring improvements to campus
The University of Georgia is continuing its significant investment in campus infrastructure with several major capital projects underway. Designed to enhance the learning environment, student life and overall well-being, these projects reflect the university’s ongoing commitment to providing a world-class experience for students.
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Enhancements made to parking, transit, dining
Auxiliary Services has made enhancements to services throughout campus to help make the 2025-2026 academic year the best yet for students, faculty, staff and visitors at the University of Georgia.
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Thrive at Georgia program helps scholars transition to college
Fourteen incoming students kick-started their college career this summer through Thrive at Georgia: Bulldog Bridge, a weeklong residential program designed to help students feel prepared, connected and excited about their first year at the University of Georgia.
