2023

• March
  • Legislative budget cut impacts UNG
  • Literary works garner awards for students
  • Parent-Alumni Weekend is April 14-16
  • Events honor Asian American heritage
  • Japan Expo offers cultural learning
  • Career Path Fair returns to UNG
  • UNG earns Military Friendly gold honors
  • Japanese students visit for two weeks
  • Application fee waived through March 31
  • Bil Lepp to headline Hoag Lecture Series
  • Symposium will explore human security
  • Poultry program receives $7K grant
  • Ethics events provide training for students
  • Students present research at Capitol
  • Women recognized for leadership, resiliency
  • Students invited to 'PBJs with PBJ'
  • Walter finishes fifth nationally in air rifle
  • CURCA mini-grant winners announced
  • Cadets grateful for experience at Capitol
  • UNG hosts National TRIO Day event
  • UNG leaders contribute to collaboration guide
  • Academy shines light on intelligence field
  • Governor, chancellor help celebrate 150th
  • Basketball teams reach NCAA tourney
  • GPB highlights Vickery House collaborations
  • Morgan-Ellis publishes article with students
  • Visual arts students support community
  • Chemistry lab added to Blue Ridge Campus
  • Group wins student pitch competition
• February
  • Chand publishes paper on Nepal
  • USG adds career planning tool
  • Event offers intro to poultry judging
  • Drug Take Back Days offer safe disposal
  • Event offers insight on life as a cadet
  • Districts honored for cyber education efforts
  • Celebrate notable women this March
  • 6-year-old joins Nighthawk Nation
  • Israeli Consul General explores collaboration
  • Olmsted grant boosts overseas learning
  • Teacher residency gets $399K in federal funds
  • Local literary festival includes UNG faculty
  • Northam publishes textbook through USG
  • UNG hosts science education conference
  • High school students can preview life at UNG
  • Lovett crowned Miss Georgia Teen USA
  • UNG a top Fulbright producer for 6th time
  • 13 earn Fulbright semifinalist status
  • Cronan gains research opportunity in Canada
  • Cadets raise $32K for suicide interventions
• January
  • Career fairs offer chance to stand out
  • East Asian Film Series serves as education tool
  • Chemistry department awarded $30K grant
  • NSA expands contract for compliance curriculum
  • Oenick wins STEM Research NIL Award
  • Smith authors book on 'Friendly Politics'
  • Spring teams aim high as seasons start
  • Black history events celebrated in February
  • REACH event offers info about college
  • Service challenge will include 150 projects
  • Events celebrate impact of UNG mentors
  • Accounting students offer free tax prep
  • Book celebrates 150 years of UNG
  • Leadership conference slated for February
  • Payne, Abegaz will present in Tel Aviv
  • Spring art exhibitions on three campuses
  • Business students tour energy plant
  • Georgia Trend features UNG
  • Spring FROG class joins Corps of Cadets
  • GTA continues season with 'Pygmalion'
  • Music events set for spring semester
  • Men's soccer team wins Sportsmanship Award
  • Event marks 150 years of UNG
  • Morgan-Ellis is keynote speaker for conference