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Construction begins on Ramsey Student Center enhancements
he sounds of wrecking balls and ironworkers have joined those of slamming medicine balls and pumping iron at the University of Georgia’s Ramsey Student Center. This past November, construction began on a renovation project to add approximately 10,000 square feet of strength and conditioning space to the facility’s first floor.
UGA’s Interfraternity Council offers suicide prevention training
The University of Georgia’s Interfraternity Council is taking a proactive approach to mental health by providing QPR suicide prevention training to all new members. Through a partnership with Student Care and Outreach, IFC leaders are helping break stigma and equip hundreds of students each year with the tools to recognize crisis and guide peers to help.
Commencement set for Dec. 12
On Dec. 12, the University of Georgia will welcome its newest alumni as 1,649 undergraduate and 1,585 graduate students — a combined total of 3,234 — have met requirements to participate in the university’s fall Commencement ceremonies.
Panhellenic community receives multiple awards in Shelley Sutherland’s honor
Sutherland’s contributions to sorority and fraternity life is honored through various awards in her namesake, including winning this year’s Most Valuable House Director award in the nation.
Live, Local, Legendary: UGA’s WUOG and a rich musical history
WUOG 90.5 FM, the University of Georgia’s long-running student-run radio station, continues its mission of spotlighting local and independent artists through curated radio programming and weekly Live in the Lobby performances. Led by students passionate about Athens’ vibrant music scene, WUOG fosters community, elevates emerging talent, and provides accessible opportunities for students and residents to connect through music.
Revitalization of Legion Field latest project to improve key area of campus
Revitalization of Legion Field latest project to improve key area of campus. Preliminary design options include terraced and hillside seating that could accommodate up to 1,100 seats, with standing room for another 3,500 people.
