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Women's basketball team advances to Elite Eight
Head coach Buffie Burson's team keeps making history. The University of North Georgia (UNG) women's basketball team defeated Lander University 73-62 on March 18 to win the NCAA Division II Southeast Regional and advance to the Elite Eight for the first time in
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Packed slate of events celebrates Women's History Month
Women from various backgrounds who inspire and lead will be celebrated through speakers and other events on the schedule at the University of North Georgia (UNG) for the second half of Women's History Month. Sarah Riggs Amico, Beauty P. Baldwin and Brenda Lope
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Kinesiology major named Newman Civic Fellow
Based on Adriana Zarate's work and leadership at the University of North Georgia, UNG Dean of Students Dr. Alyson Paul nominated her for a Newman Civic Fellowship. Zarate received the recognition March 6.
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Four UNG students named Critical Language Scholarship finalists
Four University of North Georgia students have been selected as Critical Language Scholarship finalists. The scholarship program is a fully-funded overseas language and cultural immersion program for American undergraduate and graduate students.
UNG is designated as a State Leadership Institution and as The Military College of Georgia.
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Leading students to understand the importance of cybersecurity
Ash Mady, head of the computer science and information systems department in the Mike Cottrell College of Business at the University of North Georgia (UNG), has strong opinions about the importance of cybersecurity.
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Leading students in staying connected to campus life
Even while making good grades and enjoying the challenges of being an engineering major, Cayla Hall couldn't shake feelings of being unfulfilled and unhappy her freshman year at the University of North Georgia (UNG). Now those frustrations seem far in the past for the senior from Dawsonville, Georgia, now majoring in graphic design.
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Leading young adults into adulthood through her transition program
When Mandy Williams was a student at the University of North Georgia (UNG), she started volunteering at a local children's home with her sorority, Kappa Delta. At that time, the Lawrenceville, Georgia, native found her a direction for her life.
