There are so many reasons to love the Classic City, from the music scene to Saturdays in Sanford Stadium to the restaurants, so we put together a guide to some of our favorite things to do in Athens, Georgia.
In June, Jack Bauerle, longtime head coach of UGA’s men’s and women’s swimming and diving programs, announced his retirement. While Bauerle’s retirement means that he’ll be seen around the pool deck a little less, his influence can still be felt across the nation through the network of his former swimmers who went on to be coaches themselves.
Ninety-two percent of the University of Georgia Class of 2021 are employed, attending grad school or engaged in post-grad internships–all within six months of graduation.
For Bulldog fans traveling to Indiana for the CFP National Championship, we’ve curated a list of places to eat, drink and play in the days and hours leading up to the big game.
Anne Noland (ABJ ’15) is the senior director of football communications for the Miami Dolphins, but when she enters her workplace on Dec. 31, it will be as a fan of the Georgia Bulldogs.
On World Tourism Day (Sept. 27), we checked in with a few travel-savvy alumni to get tips and insights for those looking to adventure beyond American borders.
The Institute for Disaster Management is committed to solving grand challenges on the local, national and global scale. We sat down with Dr. Curt Harris to learn how his team is paving the way in disaster training and how additional funding propels his team’s work forward.
UGA alumni helped us curate a guide to some of the top cities to which UGA grads will move to when they leave the Classic City. Welcome to NYC, Bulldogs!
