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Three Alumnae and a Dawg

January 2, 2024

When Molly Dunn (BS ’23) signed up for the mentor program to develop her professional network, she also began a multigenerational friendship.

Bob Miller (AB ’64) poses in front of a castle while hiking in Penzance, England.

Honoring the past and present

December 19, 2023

Bob Miller (AB ’64) created several scholarships in honor of his loved ones to provide opportunity for current and future UGA students.

UGA alumna opens doors to the arts

December 19, 2023

Susan Sherman (ABJ ’82) is the co-founder of the Saint Louis Fashion Fund, a nonprofit which seeks to bring back St. Louis’s fashion industry.

2023 Away Game Guide: Orange Bowl

December 18, 2023

Check out this travel guide for all the best places to stay, eat and sightsee in Miami for the Orange Bowl.

University of Georgia reveals 2024 Bulldog 100 businesses

December 13, 2023

The UGA Alumni Association has released the 2024 Bulldog 100, a list of the 100 fastest-growing businesses owned or led by UGA graduates.

Tabletop display with the text, "Thank You for Leaving a Legacy"

Celebrating a legacy of giving

November 13, 2023

This year's Heritage Society Tailgate was a tremendous success. It is always a great time when our members gather to cheer on the Dawgs!

UGA’s Mariah Cady named a 2024 Rhodes Scholar

November 13, 2023

Cady is a senior majoring in Russian and international affairs with minors in geography, German, and teaching English to speakers of other languages (TESOL).

Tasty Tailgating: Honeysuckle Gelato’s Apple Blondies

November 6, 2023

Not sure what to make with all the apples you picked this fall? Try warm apple blondies with vanilla gelato.

Ruth Bartlett stands on a dock before embarking on a horseshoe crab trawl with UGA Marine Extension. Photo: Trey Cooper

Alumni leader continues giving back – this time, along Georgia’s coast

November 2, 2023

Former Alumni Association president Ruth Bartlett (BBA ’76) discovers new ways to give back to the university along Georgia's coastline.