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Dawgs design CDC’s COVID-19 graphic

April 10, 2020

UGA Lamar Dodd School of Art alumni Dan Higgins (BFA ’93) and Alissa Eckert (BFA ’04) are the dynamic design duo behind the COVID-19 virus for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

What to watch: UGA quarantine edition

April 8, 2020

Need something to do? Here are 10 binge-worthy TV shows and movies featuring UGA alumni to check out while in quarantine.

UGA provides financial assistance to students in need

April 6, 2020

The UGA community has rallied to commit $600k+ in new emergency funds for students experiencing unforeseen financial difficulties.

Update your alumni data while social distancing

April 1, 2020

We're still asking alumni to call (866) 277-2051 to update their information with our partner, PCI. Thank you!

Danielle Derkink (center) with her family at the Atlanta Pride Parade.

Danielle Derkink (MBA ’05) commits to inclusivity, advocacy

March 16, 2020

Danielle Derkink is an enthusiast—whether talking hospitality, advocating for inclusive workplaces, or creating awareness about childhood arthritis.

Wade Guyton and Kelley Walker, untitled, 2008, part of The John and Sara Shlesinger Collection

Georgia Museum of Art receives large gift of “cutting-edge” contemporary art

March 5, 2020

The Georgia Museum of Art received a major gift from John and Sara Shlesinger consisting of 110 contemporary works of art.

2020 Alumni Awards recipients unveiled

March 4, 2020

UGA will celebrate individuals that have demonstrated a deep commitment to bettering the university during its 83rd annual Alumni Awards Luncheon on April 24.

Alumnus guides others on med school journey

March 3, 2020

Jake Goodman (BSA '15) launched Destination Med School, an online community of medical professionals sharing advice, insight, and lessons, to help others navigate the journey to med school.

UGA achieves career outcomes rate of 95%+ for fifth year running

March 2, 2020

UGA Class of 2019 graduates are employed or attending graduate school within 6 months at a rate of 95%—8% higher than the national average.