The University of Georgia has launched a Digital Accessibility Services Hub (DASH) at dash.uga.edu. The site includes details about UGA’s digital accessibility program, as well as tools and training resources for those needing to comply with new federal guidelines.
Eduardo Kaito Alzati Amano fulfilled one of his lifelong goals when he arrived in the U.S. to attend the University of Georgia. Inspired by his father, he knew he had one more goal to accomplish: entrepreneurship.
When Ava Gilbert first began learning American Sign Language, it wasn’t for a class or a credit—it was for connection. Her journey started in high school, inspired by a friend who lost her hearing and another who was Deaf. Determined to communicate authentically without an interpreter, Gilbert began learning ASL on her own, one sentence at a time.
The Reimagine executive ticket won the University of Georgia Student Government Association’s 39th general election Wednesday. The election results were announced at Tate Stage.
With more than 6,200 first-year students enrolled in 2025, the University of Georgia’s growing freshman class presents both excitement and sustainability challenges. The Eco-reps program is using that growth as an opportunity to educate students on environmentally friendly habits.
After intercepting her first thunderstorm, Jessica Muniz knew she found her calling. Now, the sophomore geography and atmospheric science student is channeling her love for the outdoors into a career dedicated to protecting and informing communities through meteorology.
Demosthenian Literary Society held their annual all-night meeting from 7 p.m. on Feb. 21 to 7 a.m. on Feb. 22 to celebrate the society’s 223rd anniversary. The literary society made a focus to branch out to other organizations regarded as the oldest societies at their universities.
The original dream of Cameron Fearon, a University of Georgia student who died from melanoma in August 2018, was to have an Athens-based band competition, and his fraternity brothers made his vision come to life. His dream-turned-reality Jam For Cam’s “Battle Of The Bands” will return to the spotlight Feb. 20 at Paloma Park, featuring Workin’ Past Midnight, a band whose members are all UGA students.
After incorporating additional design work based on input from the Division of Student Affairs, the University of Georgia has updated its plans for the Legion Field redevelopment project to further expand student recreation opportunities in the heart of campus.