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Ebonie Medious (AB '17) in France with the UGA à Paris study aboard program.

Q&A with UGA Alumna Ebonie Medious

January 8, 2019

Get to know Ebonie Medious, a UGA alumna working for LinkedIn in San Fransisco, and her experience staying connected to UGA after graduation.

Sock Fancy: The Most Subscribable Bulldog 100 Company

January 2, 2019

Meet University of Georgia alumnus and CEO Stefan Lewinger (AB '11) as he tells the story of his monthly sock subscription service company Sock Fancy.

Young Alumni Profile: Taylor Schachinger (BS ’10, MBA ’16)

December 29, 2018

Taylor Schachinger (BS '10, MBA '16) was the first person in his family to earn a degree from a four-year school. Now, he works as the lead manager for interconnection agreements at AT&T.

Science for the benefit of humanity: Dr. Cori Bargmann

December 20, 2018

When Dr. Cori Bargmann (BS ’81) graduated from the University of Georgia in 1981 with a degree in biochemistry, she had no idea she would one day lead a $3 billion initiative dedicated to eradicating disease by 2100.

Allstate Sugar Bowl Events for Alumni

December 20, 2018

Whether you're traveling to New Orleans to catch the Allstate Sugar Bowl in person or attending a game watching party in your hometown or that of a relative, check out our exhaustive list of events to get you in the Bulldog spirit this January 1.

5 Ways to Make Alumni Weekend the Perfect Girls Getaway

December 18, 2018

Alumni Weekend is a great opportunity to return to Athens - enjoy a weekend back on your old stomping grounds and bring some friends with you!

Fueling Up: Student and Staff Recommendations for a Caffeine Fix

December 18, 2018

University of Georgia students and staff recommend their favorite coffee shops around Athens.

G Book in front of the Arch on UGA's North Campus.

The G Book – Traditions for the Returning Alumnus

December 18, 2018

UGA's Student Alumni Association is ensuring that students are a part of the living history of UGA through the G Book, UGA’s official traditions handbook.

Frank Henning (PhD ’10) in holding up a river mussel.

Down to Earth: How one alumnus found his passion in soil research

December 5, 2018

Learn how Frank Henning (PhD '10) is impacting everything soil from agriculture to conservation. Dr. Henning says, “soil is the ultimate recycling bin - it has the most amazing capacity to transform wastes into life.”