2021

• December
  • About 600 graduates honored at ceremonies
  • Le Belle Voci sings at state conference
  • Poultry team places at national contest
  • 12 students win study abroad scholarships
  • Two faculty teach Polish students online
  • Students earn awards for sociology research
  • UNG continues growth as cybersecurity leader
  • Hartsfield publishes book for educators
  • Event explores higher ed links to national security
  • Williams named new police chief
  • NISTS to host pair of conference events
  • 3 students win Research Pitch
  • Student earns DOD Cyber Scholarship
  • Women of UNG award scholarships
  • Four cadets receive educational delay
  • Teams take part in QatarDebate event
  • Nursing students give kids vision screenings
  • Nigel Cares: Make a plan to finish strong
  • College of Education earns accreditation
  • Convocation Center wins Georgia Peach Award
  • Grant helps UNG host Russian students
• November
  • 2 departments earn state award and grant
  • State grant funds de-escalation training
  • Nigel Cares: Prepare for final exam success
  • UNG alumna wins Pickering Fellowship
  • Faculty to headline fall commencement
  • Corps wins pair of AUSA awards
  • 27 inducted into Phi Kappa Phi
  • Prater to join board of graphic institute
  • Tennis courts being revamped
  • Staff Council helps area nonprofits
  • NSA cyber academy grants expand scope
  • Rogers writes book on Reconstruction
  • 2 murals painted inside observatory
  • Clinics provide COVID booster vaccines
  • Two selected for USG institute
  • Scholarship Gala honors Hugh Mills
  • Two alumnae finalists for Pickering award
  • Nigel Cares: Grow your gratitude
  • Events expand global learning
  • Three earn Transfer Champion awards
  • High schoolers sample cadet life
  • Alumnus shines light on veteran suicide
  • Food pantries supply daily and holiday meals
  • Musical tickets sold out
  • Athletics 5th in funds raised for Make-A-Wish
  • Nigel Cares: Spiritual wellness offers value
  • Students lead event for future educators
  • Three join Vets Hall of Fame
  • UNG wins Spartan Ranger Challenge
  • Grant funds teaching English to Jordanians
  • History professor releases new book
  • University shines light on ethics
  • Online enrollment grows at UNG
  • Veterans honored with activities at UNG
  • Nigel Cares: Take proactive health steps
  • Poultry science gets $7,000 grant
• October
  • 5 campuses earn StormReady status
  • Event brings cyber to high schools
  • Wills publishes diversity research
  • Nine cadets in top 10% of nation
  • Events to celebrate first-gen students
  • Nigel Cares: Get facts about vaccines
  • Grant to fund Chinese and astronomy camp
  • UNG helps Gainesville earn AARP designation
  • Events celebrate Native Americans
  • Film festival to be digital again
  • Goizueta awards 15 scholarships
  • $1.4 million will fund first-gen program
  • English professor publishes Gothic book
  • IESA assists city planners
  • Business college ranks high on affordability
  • Week will celebrate transfer students
  • Nigel Cares: How much is too much?
  • Gerontology degree will launch next fall
  • Gen. Joe Jarrard earns McLain Medal
  • Planetarium to host NASA event
  • Master's in teaching moves online
  • GTA rides the 'Orient Express'
  • SMMC helps with financial literacy
  • Campaign raises funds for scholarships
  • New printers saving money
  • Student earns major accounting internship
  • Student makes U.S. Cyber Team
  • IESA trio maps historical turnpike
  • Gardens get grant for outdoor class
  • Oconeefest raises funds for students
  • Bennett edits book on Lillian Smith
  • COVID cases drop with vaccine uptick
  • Nigel Cares: When to say 'no'
  • Band to march in Veterans Day parade
  • 34 are Distinguished Military Students
  • Art exhibition honors Hispanic culture
• September
  • Gillespie highlights civil rights efforts
  • First cadet studies in South Korea
  • Uzbek faculty gain and share insights
  • Grant to expand summer program
  • Nigel Cares: Healthy relationships
  • Mexican Consulate funds scholarships
  • Tips to secure job or internship
  • Malasek in top 30 for national award
  • Grant funds STEM pilot program
  • UNG Press earns accreditation
  • Graduate student earns recognition
  • Gainesville Campus to reuse solar panels
  • Honors Program hits 25 years
  • Nigel Cares: Healthy Friendships
  • Wilson earns Chinese Flagship certificate
  • Speaker series brings business perspectives
  • Music lab gets a tech upgrade
  • Faculty help train science teachers
  • Grange, Terry inducted into ROTC Hall of Fame
  • Chemistry professor earns NSF grant
  • Gille writes chapter in higher ed book
  • Nigel Cares: Taking care of yourself
  • Huerta to speak as part of Heritage Month
  • New spaces add to student experience
  • UNG among Best Universities in South
  • State grant to fund digitizing yearbooks
  • Visual Arts hits golden anniversary
  • Alumnus LeRoy gains national attention
  • Vaccinated? You could win $1,000
  • Nigel Cares: How to help a friend
  • FUSE research engages students
  • BSN program ranked fourth in Georgia
  • Ceremony to mark 20 years since 9/11
  • Business college adds pair of minors
  • Sterrs-Howard picked for music fellowship
  • Public Safety awaits new space
  • Art faculty, students aim to inspire kids
• August
  • Cyber students aim to represent U.S.
  • New lab devoted to fluid dynamics
  • Senior earns honor for summer research
  • Barnes & Noble to manage bookstores
  • Nigel Cares: Connecting to Campus
  • More CARES funds available for students
  • Scibelli makes solo violin album
  • Corps newcomers navigate FROG Week
  • Trio honored for diversity efforts
  • WoW introduces students to campuses
  • Nigel Cares: Connect to others
  • Malasek earns Woman of Year nomination
  • Kirk named professor of military science
  • Gibbings examines social health factors
  • GTA returns to the stage
  • Children's book celebrates Gainesville
  • Dr. Jonas Kauffeldt
  • Jacobs: Success has been 'a team effort'
  • Nigel Cares: Here to help you succeed
  • School encourages vaccines and masks
  • Student events launch fall 2021
  • Harris wins scholarship
  • 153 cadets take part in Advanced Camp
  • Six alumni graduate from War Colleges
  • Chand serves as book co-editor
  • REED to focus on public sector
  • Graduates applaud return to tradition
  • Journal names Chan research topic editor
• July
  • UNG names Cyber Institute director
  • Language institutes back in person
  • Anderson earns DC fellowship
  • Alumnus leads Ranger battalion
  • Residence Life excited for fall
  • Starlight event returns Aug. 28
  • Hollabaugh earns teaching award
  • Report shows $720 million boost to region
  • Vaccine clinics, tests in place
  • Students research, contribute via LEAP
  • High schoolers try out college life
  • Jacobs, Gowan make Who's Who list
  • UNG No. 17 on Best for Vets list
  • New students get ready for fall
  • Alumna releases new album
  • Health sciences college dean named
  • Clough to speak at summer commencement
  • Smith part of NSF mentoring grant
  • Faculty member to perform at conference
• June
  • HEP renewed with $2.3 million grant
  • Transfer process eases for skilled workers
  • Practice makes perfect in summer programs
  • McNair program's success continues
  • Senior studies in D.C. for spring semester
  • Elfenbein wins national mentorship award
  • NSA-funded academies grow cyber skills
  • Athletics leads again in 'Wish' fundraising
  • Body donors vital to PT anatomy classes
  • Education program earns literacy honor
  • Homeschool topic of educator's book
  • Camp teaches instructors, students
  • STEM activities boost teachers' engagement
  • Research finds fungal pathogen in snakes
  • Faculty learn to build study abroad programs
  • English professor Bennett named Fulbright Scholar
  • Gurley vaults to NCAA national title
  • ACE lab plans boost internationalization
  • Program links students with security experts
  • Pandemic didn't stop music collaboration
  • 9 earn Gilmans to study abroad
• May
  • Two students place in Korean speech contest
  • Advanced leadership course grows students' skills
  • Faculty move into new buildings on Gainesville Campus
  • Seven upperclassmen score summer research experiences
  • Students place in national sales competitions
  • Softball team advances to NCAA championship
  • Pi Kappa Phi fraternity celebrates 50 years
  • Vaccinated individuals no longer required to wear masks on campus
  • Softball team's NCAA No. 1 seed leads strong spring sports season
  • Professor's call to action against misconduct published widely
  • Seven from UNG selected for Fulbright awards
  • State budget includes funds for Cumming, Dahlonega campus projects
  • Graduation filled with emotion and a couple of new degrees
  • Junior named alternate for Rangel Summer program
  • Freshman and junior win Fund for Education Abroad scholarships
  • Five cadets selected by Army for Nurse Summer Training Program
  • Faculty and students research Internet of Things
  • Thematic English composition courses engage freshmen
  • Assistant dean's diversity efforts recognized
  • Students start Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association chapter
  • Alumna wins prestigious National Science Foundation graduate fellowship
  • Exchanges with international military academies grow cadets' skills
  • Spanish graduation celebration honors students and families
• April
  • Men's golf team and two women's players earn regional spots
  • Tennis, softball sites to host NCAA regional events
  • Presidential Award, grant help expand Oconee Campus garden as teaching tool
  • Assistant professor of Spanish elected as GAWHE president
  • Modern Language Day exposes high school students to foreign cultures
  • Two physics majors to participate in Posters on the Hill
  • Delta Sigma Phi launches new fraternity on the Gainesville Campus
  • Six students win coveted Boren scholarships
  • Stressed about finals? These tips and resources can help you succeed
  • Blue Ridge Campus students can get 'Lunch in a Crunch'
  • Assistant coach Acton named to WBCA Thirty Under 30
  • Ralton named women's soccer head coach
  • IESA research uses satellites to map algae blooms
  • Ranger Challenge team wins ROTC title at Sandhurst
  • Cumming Campus program provides learning community and mentoring
  • Team of 25 places sixth in NSA Cyber Exercise
  • Biology professor readies to research 17-year cicadas
  • Eight students to be remembered during memorial ceremonies
  • Board of Regents approves no tuition increase for 2021-2022 academic year
  • Pre-service teachers actively engage with avatar-based program
  • Softball coach Davenport posts 900th win
  • Physical therapy and MBA programs make U.S. News' Best Graduate Schools list
  • Town halls will explore science behind COVID-19 vaccines
  • Esports team completes strong League of Legends season
  • Nursing education graduate program honored by The Princeton Review
  • Ranger Challenge team to compete at Sandhurst April 16-17
  • Spring 2021 commencement to transition closer to traditional event
  • Critical Language Scholarship selects two seniors as finalists and three as alternates
  • PT professor publishes articles on pain-producing trigger points
  • Grant provides mental health training for future educators
  • Alumni and staff help prevent spread of COVID-19
  • Students to shine in virtual Honors and Awards Day
  • Crowdfund campaign aims to raise funds for student programs
  • Events will celebrate Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month
  • New printing system set to save university thousands and cut back on energy use
• March
  • Adjunct faculty member's film syndicated in Alabama
  • Internships help students develop real-world, marketable skills
  • One senior, one alumnus to teach in Thailand
  • Marling named to group incorporating equity into admissions and financial aid
  • New partnership provides students collaborative health care experience
  • Faculty and staff help campus and community through research and scholarly work
  • GTA and film students to join forces on spring productions
  • Faculty member's documentary to air April 3 on GPB
  • Chancellor's Learning Scholars help fellow faculty explore ideas
  • Local officials work together to offer community mass vaccination site
  • Students win innovateUNG contest with product to remove rust
  • Two Ed.D. students win Louise McBee Scholarship
  • Outstanding female student leaders recognized by Women of UNG
  • Students learn presentation skills at Annual Research Conference
  • Linguistics and SELL minors gain increased interest
  • Arbor Day Foundation awards university with Tree Campus recognition
  • Visual arts faculty member develops cellphone photography class
  • Alumni Weekend events set for April 16-18
  • Communication major named Newman Civic Fellow
  • Freshman crowned Miss Georgia Teen USA 2021
  • Cyber talent earns Hayes full ride to graduate school
  • Astronomy professor and alumnus have papers published
  • Three online master's degree areas earn U.S. News recognition
  • Rifle and women's basketball teams win conference titles
  • Cadets raise more than $13,000 for suicide intervention efforts
  • Sophomore named semifinalist for Jack Kent Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship
  • Awards and inspirational speakers set for Women's History Month
  • Third annual student startup contest set for March 16
  • University plans for return to normal operations this fall
  • NISTS recognizes work of transfer pros
  • UNG earns Military Friendly Schools silver award status
  • Listening sessions scheduled for chancellor search
  • Mental health resources available as midterms start
  • Basketball player named to NCAA committee on diversity and equity
  • Cadets honored as Distinguished Military Graduates and Distinguished Military Students
• February
  • Academies to train teachers and high school students in cybersecurity
  • Geospatial intelligence certificate earns national accreditation
  • Chemistry professor invited to write peer-reviewed article
  • Nursing students administering COVID-19 vaccine in community
  • Food trailer offers new option for students and community
  • New STEM scholarship helps two Oconee students
  • Theater and film students collaborate on single-scene project
  • Fulbright names university top-producing institution for fourth time
  • Water Lab relocates to Environmental Leadership Center building
  • Dahlonega Science Festival flips to virtually interactive event
  • Faculty member publishes paper on neuroscience rehab measures
  • Convocation Center to host NCAA Division II women's basketball South regional
  • Fulbright selects 18 semifinalists from UNG
  • Student presents computer science research at conference
  • REACH Day to connect scholars with university students and staff
  • Nighthawk Preview allows students virtual look at all five campuses
  • Speakers will explore COVID-19's impact on national security
  • Second round of CARES funds disperses Feb. 14-19
  • Six students selected as CLS semifinalists
  • Contemporary antisemitism to be discussed in Hoag Lecture Series
  • Librarian receives award from Georgia Library Association
  • Biology professor to join high-level research education group
  • Spring sports begin with high hopes
  • Physical therapy department head Klappa wins Education Innovator Award
  • Olmsted Foundation continues support of international trips for cadets
  • Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation high school competition set for Feb. 16
  • Pops concerts and recitals to showcase students' musical acumen
  • Gender issues from different perspectives up for discussion
  • Political science major spends fall in Washington
  • Online career fairs expand opportunities for students
  • UNG wins NSA Codebreaker Challenge for second year in a row
• January
  • Herbarium project continues to progress
  • Training and development specialist accepted for leadership opportunity
  • Conference on the Americas to build on success
  • Junior designs app for Chattahoochee Riverkeeper
  • About 100 UNG students, faculty and staff vaccinated for COVID-19
  • Two students gain entry into GLIP
  • Campus Rec and Wellness to use GOHS grant for health and safety programs
  • Town hall to answer student questions about spring semester
  • USG recognizes faculty with awards and fellowship
  • Phi Kappa Phi chapter honored as Circle of Excellence Silver Chapter
  • Accounting and finance students will offer free tax prep
  • Psychology professor receives $100,000 grant for mindfulness research
  • Eight students win Gilman international scholarships
  • Physical therapy student named APTA Centennial Scholar
  • Advising changes improve student outcomes
  • Former AMA president Patrice Harris headlines Black History Month events
  • Scholarship recipients account for bulk of spring FROGs
  • Poultry science program gets $7,000 grant
  • Georgians and students exhibit their artwork
  • More mental health resources now available for students
  • New adult program to launch in Blue Ridge
  • Students excel in sales competitions during fall semester
  • MLK Oratorical Contest set for virtual event Jan. 27
  • Greek organizations to conduct virtual recruitment